Why Did Photobucket Remove To Credit Card Images?

[Anonymous]

They deleted my Barclay Rewards and Quicksilver One; both images were taken from the bank website. Does it mean I should take down all my other credit card images in my signature? I guess it has something to do with copyright?

[Anonymous]

The real question is, why do you continue to use Photobucket even after they've deleted your pics in the past?

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[Anonymous]

The question is why did they delete 2 of the 6 credit card images. Why not all six? Capital One Quicksilver One got deleted while Quicksilver still stands as can be seen in my signature.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

The question is why did they delete 2 of the 6 credit card images. Why not all six? Capital One Quicksilver One got deleted while Quicksilver still stands as can be seen in my signature.

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[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

The question is why did they delete 2 of the 6 credit card images. Why not all six? Capital One Quicksilver One got deleted while Quicksilver still stands as can be seen in my signature.

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When you uplaided your photos to photobucjet, dod you upload from your computer, or did you put the url of the hosted photo into the image uploader? 

[Anonymous]

Images were taken from bank webpages which were downloaded into my PC then uploaded to Photobucket.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Images were taken from bank webpages which were downloaded into my PC then uploaded to Photobucket.

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If that was the case, then either someone reported your image, or photobucket is using image recognition to find copyrighted images.  Anyways, why don't you just host the photos here?  

[Anonymous]

I don't want to bother with it. It involved tons of cut and paste and looking for credit card images. Thanks for your help.

[UncleB]

This is strange... all of my credit card images are hosted by Photobucket, and other than a couple of outages they have been OK for me.

I'm sorry you're having problems. 

That being said, there are many good free hosting sites out there, and I certainly wouldn't mess around with one that was giving me grief.