That depends. If they think you have images they don't, they may be interested. Either because they're discovering a new area of business, or because they are just starting up. Try your best to get info about this company, and check their conditions. There seems to be a lot going on in the stock business these days, with the old mastodonts like Getty and Alamy softening to the approach of microstock agencies, and successful microstock companies like Fotolia launching special collections with higher pricing.
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