Response to awareness of other disappointments with zazzle.com found on http://usashameboard.com -
I am an artist whom had signed up with zazzle hoping to find an alternative sales resource. I too had a complaint against my use of 1 free image I put on a postage stamp. I had used a few free images that passed their screening for their 'keds shoe's' contract, all other art was mine. My hard drive died about 2 months ago it took 3 weeks before I was able to aqcuire & install a new one. Finally back online I see my email had three notices from zazzle & regarding 'their' issue with the stamp. The third notice stated they tried to contact me & deleted my account within three days. If i were sick or injured i don't believe they tried very hard at all to contact me because they also have your phone number! Also why delete the entire "approved" revenue generating products for one 'not yet verified' product seems very extreme and over the top to me. I guess it's because I'm not famous and rich like them. If I were famous like some of the celebrity designers they have on there i'm certain they would extend every courtesy toward maintaining my designs. I did sell 1 child's apron that my mom bought for my niece and I have yet to get payment royalty for that sale! I'm not happy with them at all, I called several times, the customer service don't know the zazzle administration & all they say is email them. I got zero response from several emails sent to them. I will re-register with them to give my art another opportunity to be purchased by those that want it. If this sort of problem occurs again you will see my complaints again and I may go further than this site. I appreciate the 'ComplaintsBoard' existence, I will check every site that I intend to engage with that involves monetary transactions from now on, recovering from scams or unscrupulous businesses is far from my expectations of living the American dream. - m.J.
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