anyone ever use this site

[CL Graphics]

I need this image and thought I should ask around before giving my cc info.
thanks
http://vector-images.com/image.php?epsid=4040

 

[Pat Whatley]

I don't know but I'm a little ticked that for $4 I could have bought the Alabama Coat of Arms that I spent two hours vectorizing.

By the way, if you're concerned about your credit card info here's an idea that I do through my bank. I have two business checking accounts that are in no way tied together. The balance in the second account is usually less than $5. When I need to make a purchase I'm concerned about I transfer the amount I need into the second account, buy what I need on the accounts debit card, and the amount typically comes out instantly. I figure if anyone who shouldn't have it ever tries to use the number there won't be anything in the account to get.

 

[Joe Diaz]

We actually bought that exact file. It was soo bad that we actually demanded our money back. I know it's only $4, but the quality was that terrible.

Take this and vectorize it and add color and you will be light years ahead of that and $4 richer. Trust me.

 

[TheSnowman]

Might even be able to have the vector doctor clean that one up for ya. I think I may have bought something from them once...I had a seal that our local Emergency Management guys used that I couldn't find anywhere, and that site looks familiar. It was all good except in the center, part of the eagle was messed up.

 

[ddarlak]

i bought three vectors from them in the past and was satisfied all 3 times

 

[Fred Weiss]

If you're concerned about using your credit card online, open a PayPal account and use their very slick feature that generates a one time use credit card for you anytime you want to buy from a site that doesn't accept PayPal.

 

[Big House Signs]

If you're concerned about using your credit card online, open a PayPal account and use their very slick feature that generates a one time use credit card for you anytime you want to buy from a site that doesn't accept PayPal.

Thats what I do...but great idea Pat about the other account.

 

[Replicator]

The images on that site used to be FREE . . . WTF?

 

[David Wright]

I have the same setup for purchasing also Pat, although Dave Ramsey says it is entirely safe to use a debit online.

 

[GAC05]

We actually bought that exact file. It was soo bad that we actually demanded our money back. I know it's only $4, but the quality was that terrible.

Take this and vectorize it and add color and you will be light years ahead of that and $4 richer. Trust me.

Not sure how accurate this one is but it is already in vector format and in color:

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seal_of_Illinois.svg

wayne k
guam usa

 

[trakers]

Both my Discover and BOA credit cards can generate virtual numbers in a matter of seconds. The BOA account is better because you can specify a limit and a quick expiration date.

The Discover one locks the virtual number to a certain vendor but they can charge you over and over.

Discover recently took my 27 year old account and jacked the interest from 10% to 16% even though my credit is spotless and I’ve never been late on any bills, ever. I guess they got pissed I never left a balance on it and collected their rewards all these years.

 

[Techman]

I guess they got pissed I never left a balance on it and collected their rewards all these years.

it could be 89% and never matter if you always pay it off/...

 

[CL Graphics]

Thanks for the input. I am going to use the one from the link wayne posted.

 

[Charlie J]

Not sure how accurate this one is but it is already in vector format and in color:

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seal_of_Illinois.svg

wayne k
guam usa

This one works very well. I used it for my local sheriff's dept. a couple months ago.

 

[seaserpent]

Good call Wayne. I've used vectors from wikipedia.org also. They show up in the side columns in articles. Funny where good stuff will turn up.

 

[ZacCarter]

I used the site last week, no bad repercussions yet.

 

[JR's]

thanks Kaco5

 

[omgsideburns]

you can get most state/government seals as SVG vector files from wikipedia.. or by digging through government websites.