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by Fdemetrio - 05/16/25 02:39 PM
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I have been taking photos for a few years now and have found a site that lets you create a store and folks can order your stuff printed on product. I like it so far, of course they take a 4 percent cut and then put money into your paypal account (after a 30 day waiting period after a sale to account for returns). I thought I would post my new store there for anyone that is considering doing such a thing and also, if you see my art and don't think it is something that should be up for sale, that info is helpful also. https://society6.com/tammyjannThanks! Tammy
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Thanks. I have been looking for a site like that for my stuff. Yours looks nice.
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Aw, Yes,
I have a ton, (variety), of Photos I would like to market. But the Sites I have found seem to require that I build my own Web Site and then they link to it and do the selling. Good luck with your photos. I once sent out Catalogs of some of my prints to prospective outlets but never heard back.
Ray E. Strode
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Hey Tams, The site looks great mate ! Only 4% ? That's a real bargain. Any set up costs ? Always loved your photography Tams, as much as your voice. Now I just need the combined musical/photography cross discipline of Tams recording in the shower and ... oh gosh, ...  .... wrong internet site. Seriously though, it looks great.  cheers, niteshift
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Nice selection of items, Tams. I've not heard of that site. Colin, another good site is CafePress.com. I joined several years ago, and have sold a lot of clothing items as well as framed prints (photos), cards, mugs, tiles, and so on. You can determine the payment period. In my case, it's as soon as the amount reaches $100. I sell a lot of things in weeks leading up to Christmas. I really need to post some new pictures though, and get rid of a lot of old ones. I've pretty much ignored the shop for the past couple of years. So many other things have taken my attention. Donna
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