Two thoughts:
1.) If PicScout software is unable too look at the page and provide the URI of the image, it's some pretty craptastic software. But the fact that these letters are going out on sites that use RSS feeds and don't even host the image shows, once again, that the stock companies have little interest in stopping the source of infringement and a great deal of interest in hitting up the individuals and small businesses they suspect are most likely to roll over.
2.) @Dieselfish I just want to remind you that MF has only shared with you the one day they detected the image. But I have read previously that there are usually at least two visits to the site a number of days apart. (I only bring this up so you can double check your assumptions.)
1.) If PicScout software is unable too look at the page and provide the URI of the image, it's some pretty craptastic software. But the fact that these letters are going out on sites that use RSS feeds and don't even host the image shows, once again, that the stock companies have little interest in stopping the source of infringement and a great deal of interest in hitting up the individuals and small businesses they suspect are most likely to roll over.
2.) @Dieselfish I just want to remind you that MF has only shared with you the one day they detected the image. But I have read previously that there are usually at least two visits to the site a number of days apart. (I only bring this up so you can double check your assumptions.)