PBase

Well have been waiting for a long time now, we are no closer to a resolve???
If Pbase cannot do this feature , why say coming soon?!!! REMOVE IT!

fstopintl wrote:Well have been waiting for a long time now, we are no closer to a resolve???
If Pbase cannot do this feature , why say coming soon?!!! REMOVE IT!

Agreed. PBase started as a great site for hosting photos, before Flickr and the others. It never advanced and stayed stuck in its early implementation. There were a few failed attempts to offer photo sales and prints, but nothing ever transpired.

I don't think the site owners have any interest beyond maintaining what we see today, and no interest in updating obvious old & out of date information.

To PBase's advantage, it gets high ratings on Google search for images, and the ability to customize CSS is a real plus. Other than these, it's stuck in the internet dark ages.

Hi,

Just started to migrate to smugmug after 13 years at Pbase, primarily for this one function. I have already had a few purchases within the first days.

http://www.karthikraja.photography/

http://www.karthikraja.photography/Worldgalleries - Currently completed world galleries.

Thanks
Karthik

fstopintl wrote:Well have been waiting for a long time now, we are no closer to a resolve???
If Pbase cannot do this feature , why say coming soon?!!! REMOVE IT!

I have been selling images from Pbase.com for many years now using simple PayPal HTML code which can be used by anyone who has a free verified business level PayPal account. Based on the past 12 months activity, I doubt the Pbase.com staff will do much to add code, but they might remove that "Purchase this image" link.

Too bad there is not an option for folks to purchase our images. I hope Pbase catches up to other photo hosting sites. Please update Pbase to be competitive with other photo hosting sites!

dougj wrote:

fstopintl wrote:Well have been waiting for a long time now, we are no closer to a resolve???
If Pbase cannot do this feature , why say coming soon?!!! REMOVE IT!

Agreed. PBase started as a great site for hosting photos, before Flickr and the others. It never advanced and stayed stuck in its early implementation. There were a few failed attempts to offer photo sales and prints, but nothing ever transpired.

I don't think the site owners have any interest beyond maintaining what we see today, and no interest in updating obvious old & out of date information.

To PBase's advantage, it gets high ratings on Google search for images, and the ability to customize CSS is a real plus. Other than these, it's stuck in the internet dark ages.