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I have signed up to photobucket and have managed to import one of my photos into the library section. Somehow, it is now doing a autobackup and seems to be accessing the 'My pictures' bit of the computer and is taking ages to 'copy' them. I don't like it and I want it to stop but I don't know what to do. Please help.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Morning, katburd. Nice of you to ask.
I didn't get a reply and I have since had another email about all the different things I can do with my photos now that they are safely stored with photobucket. I have not signed into the site since.
I tried to delete them as SlackAlice suggested but I couldn't do it 'en mass' They have to be done individually, as far as I can see, and there are over a thousand.
I didn't get a reply and I have since had another email about all the different things I can do with my photos now that they are safely stored with photobucket. I have not signed into the site since.
I tried to delete them as SlackAlice suggested but I couldn't do it 'en mass' They have to be done individually, as far as I can see, and there are over a thousand.
Dont give up on Photobucket, it is a great site, I use it all the time and I have never installed anything. It is just a website, no need to install anything.
Why not try just setting up a "disposable" account as a trial but do not install anything and make sure you read everything before ticking boxes etc, //do not sync anything.//
Why not try just setting up a "disposable" account as a trial but do not install anything and make sure you read everything before ticking boxes etc, //do not sync anything.//
How about this for deleting bulk photos: http:// support .photob ucket.c om/entr ies/213 88629-H ow-can- I-delet e-multi ple-pho tos-vid eos-