Is anybody around to help me with a real quick photobucket question.

[jillan]

Thanks everyone -

I think I figured it out:)!

[Muttocracy]

1. can you register for a new photobucket account just for this issue? nt

[Midlodemocrat]

2. Can you just email the insurer the pics directly? Rather than using Photobucket?

That's what I would do.

[jillan]

5. I took 81 pics!

After emailing 50, I thought there has to be an easier way.

[Midlodemocrat]

7. Gotcha.

I'm not that well versed in photobucket. I only use it to upload pics to torture lounge lizards with.

Good luck.

[Catherine Vincent]

3. I would send the direct link for each pic.

Hopefully it's not too many of them. My adjuster didn't even need my pics. He rather go with his own.

[uppityperson]

10. Did that with an unscupulous relative once.Turned out they backtracked on the

account (deleting bits from http address) until they got into my bigger photobucket account, looked through picts, copied, etc. So now I have varied sub-albums and passwords on them.

[Catherine Vincent]

13. Oh no!

Thanks for that bit of info. Some folks are sneaky! Although I don't see how they can access it without a password.

[uppityperson]

14. We passworded ours after that.

[uppityperson]

4. I've the answer as I have done this also.

Put the pictures in a sub album in your account. Then put a password on it. It can be a different password from other sub albums, meaning the person with password can have link and password for that subalbum only. IF you have any photos in public view, yes, they can see them. You can move anything you don't want in public view into another (other) private albums also.

I have my post-Katrina picts public view so anyone who goes to my photobucket account can see them, but my personal family photos in a passworded subalbum.

Does that make sense?

[jillan]

8. I did that. But, on the left hand side there was a little linky

that said - jill's other albums, so I clicked on that and viola!
There they were.

I think I figured it out tho.
I clicked on something that said "Share" and it was direct email from the site.

[uppityperson]

12. yes, all the other albums need passwords too.

If they aren't passworded, they are in public view. I'll keep checking back to see if you find what you need an easier way because I'd like to know also.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

6. Set up a new temp account here...

http://tinypic.com/

[jillan]

9. Thanks - next time I will.

[KathieG]

11. You can make a separate album for your insurance pics, then I think

you can lock your other album(s)...set them as private.