Photobucket 3rd party hosting

[mr_maxime]

It's an insane price. You can stream unlimited 4k movies on Netflix for cheaper. I can't imagine 3rd party hosting using more bandwidth than Netflix.

[vwdmc16]

I have a few thousand pics on Failbucket. I havr to pay something like $14 a year to keep all my photos online.

It sucks but thays how some things go. My time to change it is worth more than $14.

[mr_maxime]

I have a few thousand pics on Failbucket. I havr to pay something like $14 a year to keep all my photos online.

It sucks but thays how some things go. My time to change it is worth more than $14.

Where did you get that? They'll store photos for free but using them to post here is $400 a year.

The other benefit was that I could take a photo on my phone, upload it with the app then post it using my computer. Attaching pictures on mobile is always a pain. Anybody have a better system?

[vwdmc16]

Ive been a member for like 10 years, it was about 5 or so ago they made me pay to continue, hasnt changed since.


Seriously though, don't use them their interface is really horrible and the website is kind of intermittent in my experience

[OZ DMC]

Yep, Its had the same impact on TalkMorgan which is another car forum I watch on a regular basis.

Ive been using Photobucket to host pictures for at least 12 years now and I've recently been emailed that this feature will be disabled unless I start paying a whopping $400 yearly fee. Anyone else affected by this? Any suggestions for hosting?

EDIT: Just noticed nearly every picture I've posted on here is now blocked with an image saying to upgrade.