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agefotostock (agefotostock.com) has 296 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5.
296 approved reviews, newest moderated first
customer
Hello! I could not understand some of the details, but everything is in order. Thank you!
Reply from agefotostockOct 5, 2018
Thanks for your review, please, feel free to send us your questions or doubts you may have by email to [email protected]
customer
Nice pics and easy to order!
lingam
Thank you. Prompt service
Reply from agefotostockSep 22, 2018
Many thanks for your review!! agefotostock
Peter T.
Original Review: [Download image was distorted!! This needs to be fixedp! It was image MDO-422942 and imvoice 210550. This is theft!!!] Updated: I was provided a working image and we got things settled. My initial comment may have been an overreaction. That said, processes should be improved so that customers receive the expected image upon purchase.
Reply from agefotostockSep 21, 2018
HI there, Theft is when we take your money away and it is not the case. We have detected a problem with this precise image and we are sending you the correct file by separate mail to your e-mail address. Just confirm when you receive the image and make sure to tell us that everything is correct. Best, Alfonso Gutiérrez
Pedro
Easy to buy and fast
customer
Easy to use, much better than Alamy. Will be using again- Thank You!
Jose F.
Excelente calidad del producto. Fácil proceso de compra y descarga. Realmente estoy muy satisfecho.
customer
Picture of classic car was a close-up of a badly made car model
Reply from agefotostockJul 23, 2018
This is interesting. Could you supply the image code of the "badly made car model"? Just as a matter of curiosity because that an image is "car model" and not the real thing is pretty obvious just by looking at the image in the web because there is an option that allows enlarging the image quite substantially to avoid mistakes like the one you are describing.
