Request to Review Recent Sales Activity on My Adobe Contributor Account

Question

I have been an Adobe Contributor for the past one and a half years. Recently, over the last week, I noticed a significant increase in my sales, which is great to see.

However, some fellow Adobe Contributors informed me that an unexpected spike in sales can sometimes trigger a review for suspicious activity. A few of them mentioned that their contributor accounts were suspended after experiencing similar sales patterns.

I want to be proactive and ensure everything is in order with my account. Could you please review my recent sales activity and confirm whether everything appears legitimate? I would also appreciate it if you could let me know whether it is safe for me to withdraw my earnings, or if I should wait until any review process is complete.

I have always tried to follow Adobe's Contributor guidelines and would like to avoid any issues with my account.

Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to your response.

Randy Hagan · Accepted Answer

Alas, this probably isn’t the best place to do that.

This is a user-to-user forum for folks having issues working with Adobe Acrobat. You’d probably have better luck requesting this information directly through the Adobe Stock Contributor program link.

Hope this helps,

Randy

Nancy OShea · Answer

​@Ashish_Kaushik0476,Don’t believe everything you read on the internet.Suspicious account activity is triggered by more than a slight spike in downloads. If I were you, I wouldn’t rock the boat needlessly. You’re asking tofix a problem that doesn’t exist.If you genuinely suspect fraudulent activity, contact the Contributor Relations Team from the content link in your Contributor Portal.For future reference, Contributor questions belong in the Stock Contributors forum below.https://community.adobe.com/questions-38Hope that helps.

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