Ron Lindeboom
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Hi Mark,
Yes, your post is hitting the spam filter because the word specialist is in it.
Any post with the word cialis in it, along with other words such as Viagra and others, get flagged for manual approval. Your post has been approved but please keep this in mind as to why it happens.
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Our Code of Conduct states our policies and terms of service.
Why do you want them off?
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Yes, this would still be illegal if they use other people’s music that is copyrighted.
Just as you can’t give away anyone’s music just because you do it for free, you can’t record it and then do it in video either.
It’s NOT their music. That is the bottom-line. They have no rights to it unless they pay for it.
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[John Ghadimi] “P.S. Not sure why the moderators moved this into AE Basics!”
Your question isn’t about an AE technique or power feature, etc., it is simply a question about the fundamentals of After Effects usage. What part of this would keep it from being quite appropriate for the fundamentals forum?
Also, we have a search engine and there are many questions about computer set-ups and dream machines for AE that have pertinent feed-back that you can dredge up and learn from.
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Here are the Chattanooga shots at Dreamstime.com: https://tinyurl.com/2suozy
Here are the photos of Chattanooga at iStockphoto.com:
https://tinyurl.com/2m6v55If you search on the words “stock photos” at Google, you will find many other stock photo sites. Most of them allow you to get photos for a few bucks or less. Be careful whom you give your credit card info to, use http://www.dnsstuff.com to search the origin and ratings of obscure sites you may not be familiar with. (istockphoto.com, dreamstime.com are fine, but there are some photo sites that are really set-up just to get your credit card info. Sites like dnsstuff.com are invaluable in figuring out who’s who.)
Hope that helps.
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Ron Lindeboom
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What city do you wish to use, James? Even in cities where a few of the buildings are trademarked, there are plenty of others that aren’t.
Now you are finding out why oftentimes the big shows show the same buildings over and over and never feature any of the most famous ones that you would think they would show. ;o)
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I wouldn’t touch it with a 10 foot pole.
This isn’t a job, it’s being as big a poser as the band.
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There are also stock photo sites in which you can find photos for sale, some as cheap as a dollar or two for their use.
Keep in mind that some buildings are trademarked and so while the photo you buy the rights to may be legally yours to use, the building contained in it — say something the Empire State Building — may not be yours to legally use.
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Ron Lindeboom
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Here’s why, as Steve suggests, an apology would be appropriate:
1. Nearly all rebates are handled by fulfillment companies, not the manufacturer.
2. Because they are not handled by the manufacturer, few people in the company can really help you as they do not have the knowledge or often the power to make things happen. Most don’t even know how to begin the process of trying to find out what’s happening with a rebate — this, as it is simply not in their department and it would take many, many steps to isolate the means to get a real answer for you.
3. It takes someone with the over-riding authority and power (such as Jan Crittenden) to pull the strings across a wide range of departments and people to cause everything to work out to your benefit.
4. Jan Crittenden cares about her customers/users and so she gets involved. We do not have to twist her arm nor do we have to insult her to get her to do this — even though it is NOT her job.
5. You can either apologize or remain obstinate, something which will cause your personal stock value to plummet here at Creative COW as most all of us here at the COW have a HUGE amount of respect for her. Treating her with discourtesy is a sure ticket to cut off most any help you might get here in the days ahead.
6. Apologies do not hurt your case, rather they show class and you will find that that can go a long way with a hardened and intense bunch of grizzled professionals such as many here at the COW tend to be.
7. If 1-6 is something you wish to argue, don’t bother, we really don’t want to hear it.
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Ron Lindeboom
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Greg,
Please fax all the relevant paperwork to the COW’s fax number. We want to make sure that this is NOT a gray market buy or any other matter that disqualifies you from the rebate.
You WILL NOT use the COW’s boards as your private whipping post and we do NOT condone such things — although we WILL work with you and the manufacturer should there be a legitimate rebate here that somehow slipped through the cracks. (But what we have found in nearly all of these kinds of things we have investigated in the past, is that there is no legitimate claim and that the purchase was done though unauthorized means and channels — which means that the original buyer is someone who filtered the unit to the gray market channel.)
So email me at ron@creativecow.net and I will send you our fax number. Until you do that, you will not be freed to use these boards as your private whipping post.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Best regards,
Ron Lindeboom
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