10 days ago, I deleted every product and images too. I’m still selling products.
I deliberately chose to close at the end of October so that all funds I had accumulated would clear and my final pay out would be in December.
Could someone at Zazzle tell me how this is so?
Are they repeat customers? I believe any customized products remain accessible to those who purchased them, even if the original product is deleted.
I’ve had the exact same thing happen to me–all products deleted, all collections, all images–and after that, I sold a couple products. At least the royalties are only $4 and change. I’m not about to argue for a final payout. They can keep it. I looked through royalties, by the way, and though I might have missed it, I didn’t find the same person buying the product previously, but I guess they must have.
What I’m left wondering is, what if someone else comes in to buy something they’d previously purchased and orders it? Who’s credited with the royalties?
I am so sorry you are leaving – I truly enjoyed working with you.
That is worrisome. Can someone from Zazzle please clarify.
I am not someone at Zazzle but …
The Creator License Agreement says
No specific time frame is actually given, just “not immediate … during regularly scheduled operations” .I don’t think it’s true that buyers can re-order forever via their Order History. There are plenty of things in my Order History, including my own designs that I know still exist, that just give me the “oops! product not found” page when I click on them. Neverminding that, if Z allowed customers to perpetually re-order even after removal of product, they would be violating their own terms that say only orders placed prior to the [completed] removal will be fulfilled.
So I don’t know but sounds like “de-indexing” to remove from all the places something might be cached takes longer than “indexing”.
P.S.
It’s sad seeing the blank circle where your profile pic would be here. 😶
Reading through what you found, I’d say both LM and I may now be safe from further orders, though there’s nothing about money owed for those “extra” orders we’ve garnered. Obviously, we can’t wait for our payouts to hit the 50- or 100-dollar required amount for such a payout, so it remains to be seen what will happen in December. (Likely, nothing.)
P.S: I’ve searched all over and can’t find where my avatar is so I can delete it. It’s not very important, of course, but if LM could delete hers, it means the avatar is someplace, right?
I’m sad to see you go, but I totally understand. I wish you well in the future. 💔
Possibly? One is a business badge and the other a business card. So there is a possibility that is the case.
Well that’s just it isn’t it Barbara. If I’m long gone though my account is still open, I’ll never know. 😒
((hug)) I do miss all of you who’ve I’ve worked with. Vivian we had fun on those work calls didn’t we? 😁
Indeed, what we don’t know can’t hurt us, or so the saying goes. I’m now in true retirement and nothing is allowed to intrude.
Thank you Col for once again, being a provider of information. 🤗
Barbara, Col was speaking about my Profile image on my Member’s Profile page. Like you, I have wiped out everything in stores, icons and banners.
As for the icon here in the forums… I can’t find it either. lol
And I learned so much . . . thank you!
Yeah, I know. 😞
16 years is a long time to work on something and then *poof* it’s gone. My choice and I’m not regretting my decision. 😊
Thank you MC. Back in the day, you all were a source of information and encouragement to me. I always appreciated your expertise. 💐
Yes, I looked in every nook and cranny for the forum avatar. I even remember creating it, but where? I guess I knew what I was doing at the time.
In the meantime, my computer is underscoring the decision to shut down my store. It’s been crashing a lot, and finally this morning it told me it was way too hot and goodbye. Wretched thing.
I am so sad to see both you and @Barbara go. You are my people here on Zazzle and I have admiration for you both. I wish you so much happiness. Hugs.
