Photo Hosting options ?

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Looking for a hosting deal , My free Flickr is about to end , I looked at Flickr pro £111 for 2 years Yikes
I don't post many photos , I did have Photo bucket , Stopped when they printed across all images
Anyone know of a deal ?
Thanks.
 
F1.2 said:
Looking for a hosting deal , My free Flickr is about to end , I looked at Flickr pro £111 for 2 years Yikes
I don't post many photos , I did have Photo bucket , Stopped when they printed across all images
Anyone know of a deal ?
Thanks.
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Depending on how many email addresses you have. Why not just start another free one?
 
Ooo , can you still do that ?
 
Also you might get it cheaper ... mine for next year is £38
 
F1.2 said:
Ooo , can you still do that ?
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As far as I know, yes. Just slightly alter your username. I got a second one running :)
 
Everything I try takes me back to my original account
 
The only upgrade option I can find is 2 years paid in advance at £111
 
F1.2 said:
Everything I try takes me back to my original account
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You need to use an email that's not recognised by flickr. Try a new Gmail maybe. That's what I did. So as far as they're concerned you're a totally new customer. You can always edit your username after ;)
 
Imgur.com. Check this out this is one photo storage site I use
 
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I have a free Flickr account, and not had any notification they are stopping it?
 
OK , I have found one that's free ( at the moment ) Post image :)
And I have it working , Result.
 
It could be done very cheaply, using something like AWS S3 and CloudFront, but Flickr is actually a good service. In these days of Instagram turning into Snapchat/Tiktok and seemingly a new "photography centric" social network popping up every week, then vanishing, I think it is good to support Flickr.
 
LC2 said:
Another option would be to build your own server and host from home, you'd quickly understand the costs involved...
Or you could drink one less Starbucks a month and support Flickr.
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Sort of halfway between the others and your answer is just to get hosting... mine costs £89 a year and I have well over half a million (544,649) pictures on it :) and all for sale with a simple interface :)
 
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F1.2 said:
Everything I try takes me back to my original account
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You could use a different browser and different email.
I also have two but not because one is full it happened by accident years ago when the log-in process was very silly and you had to have a yahoo email address
 
There is 500px. It's not free but you can usually get a discount every black Friday week. You can also license your photos with them if you want and I find I sell enough to more than cover their membership fee. It's mainly the same photo getting sold each time, but I did sell a different one today.
I also have a Flickr account and couldn't find a discount code that worked. £60 a year is a bit steep but I have loads of albums on there and don't want to lose them.
 
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Faldrax said:
I have a free Flickr account, and not had any notification they are stopping it?
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They are not stopping it , Once you are at 1000 images it is no longer free.
 
4wd said:
You could use a different browser and different email.
I also have two but not because one is full it happened by accident years ago when the log-in process was very silly and you had to have a yahoo email address
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OK will try that.
 
F1.2 said:
They are not stopping it , Once you are at 1000 images it is no longer free.
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Right and then the charges will change anytime when you storage increases.
 
I have 3 Flickr accounts, All with different e-mail address`s though.
 
I use Flickr PRO. as my main option few reasons I have around 9000 images on there with over 11 million total views .i changed to pay monthly a while ago it’s £6.99 a month and I honestly don’t notice that . I did think of going back to yearly but this is easy peasy
 
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Free until you get to 1000 images.
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That's what I'm coming up to myself. I waited for Black Fri, no deals, Christmas, no deals, I'm betting New Years will be the same. So I might just bite the bullet. It's still cheaper than paying someone like backblaze to back up my pictures. I would use it not only as a sharing platform but an off premises backup. Right now Backblaze is a $190 for two years, and Flickr is $133. And with Flickr you can participate in the social media aspect if you like.
 
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