123RF

I wanted to sign up and be charged monthly so I could cancel it at any time but they charged toe whole 279$. Nos trying to cancel and get a refund is a real nightmare.

Was looking for an innocent little girl photo to make a digital edit out of. And just by typing "123rf girls" these came up. Pictures speak for themselves... read the titles and then look at how young they are.

Was charged $12.50 right after adding my card with this site after signing up for a free trial.

Do NOT add your card to this site.

This site charges with different company names and will tell you that it was not from the site.
I will be submitting a report elsewhere.

As you can see in the image I've provided, site owner uses different company names with invalid company phone numbers to make fraudulent transactions

I have really searched for a good selection of Stock Photo's and would really recommend the selection, the ease of use and the site in general at 123RF.
I accidentally purchased the incorrect package and Shane, not only took the time to explain what had happened, but also corrected the problem. Most companies today, just have a "just live with it attitude". I think they are great from a product and customer service perspective.

I was looking to purchase some images. I performed a search and found 123RF. The site on google stated "Images From Only $0.19 Each". I thought great. I picked 7 images. I needed to purchase a credit pack. So, I purchased 7 credits which was just under $11. I thought that was weird as the site said $0.19 each. I went to download the images. First was successful. Others received an error. Looking into this the site says (where you will download) that it costs 6 CREDITS PER DOWNLOAD! Feel ripped off!

I'm a graphic designer and I've been using 123rf to look for pictures for my designs for a while they have lots of good pictures but most of them are premium but now they have added way more great pictures that are available for free!

123RF has been a great help to me as a graphic designer. The images provided in the websites are so amazing. Not just that, I could also choose a variety of subscription plans provided by 123RF. Overall, its a great websites for stock photos!

The photo options are fine, however, the vendor requires you to email them in order to cancel. Once you email them they attach surcharges to cancel the service. Lots of better options out there. Would not recommend.

Their web site ks so confusing, it says purchase credit. My understanding is each credit is for each picture but in reality each picture has a different credit 1 credit doesn't mean 1 picture, after i purchased 1 picture they charged me 11 credit to that picture which Equals to 12$ they rip people up by their confusing web site don't ever purchase anything from this web site.

I tried to buy a vector file, that I should have been able to edit in PS. But all I got was a pixelated JPG that's totally unusable. When I complained about it, they agreed to send it to me visa email. They sent me a link to a file sharing site and a password to access it. The password didnt work, which means I just paid about 15€ for a pixelated mess. I have yet to receive any contact from them after when i tried to ask them to correct this. I think this will just have to be an expensive lesson to never use this company again.

BEWARE USING PROMO CODES - If you use a promo code when purchasing art from 123RF it will show up as a discount on the order, but 123RF will still charge you the full amount. I have spoken with 123RF and they admit to there being a technical glitch, however they were totally unwilling to make up for a year's worth of my being overcharged. I'd sent emails prior to this last incident regarding this issue and they went unanswered.

Honestly, I find the premium images on 123rf website are so amazing to use in my graphic design. 123rf has a lot of images that I could choose from! Love it! Great work!

They're one of the cheapest stock photo sites out there, but if you want quality stuff, visit adobe stock, Shutterstock or iStock - that is where you will receive the best stock photos available. Matter of fact, there are free stock photo sites that offer amazingly beautiful stock photos for FREE & still can be used for commercial use. Just look up "free stock photo sites" via google. You'll find them.;)
If your project is not that important, I suggest looking at free ones. 123rf has some ok photos but if you look at the big picture (pun intended), they're not that good.

123RF.com sold me an image (stock# *******) along with another image (*******) that I was using together in the same ad for a church. The first picture was of the word "PRAY" with what was supposed to be the sign language hands of the word "PRAY" I invested $150 of my time into the ad before someone from the deaf community informed me that the sign language spelling "PRAY" actually spelt "KRAY." When I informed 123RF (Tristan) of their mistake (the fraudulent image) and my loss of time invested 123RF.com refunded me 10 credits. When I gave them another opportunity to set this right, they gave me 10 more credits. Beware, the image still remains on their site. Be careful, this company is not interested in serving their customers and they are certainly are not interested in quality control. There are much better options out there for purchasing images.

123RF charges 2 credits for jpgs, 10 for EPS files and roughly half the EPS files downloaded don't export to PSD format. Some don't even expand to what's displayed on the site in EPS. Contacted support since package purchsed was $100. They were so polite and said credits were issued. Credits were not issued. Richard from support was unable to calculate the number of jpgs and eps files available in my account and properly credit the account. Filed a complaint with the BBB, Attorney General, and disputed the charge with my credit card.