About Flickr
Flickr is a media hosting and sharing service. It was founded by Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake. The company was launched in 2004. It was originally owned by Ludicorp but is currently owned by Smug Mug. There are over 80 million members on Flickr. The headquarters are located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Flickr is available in multiple languages, including English, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
Flickr allows you to upload photos and videos to their website. This content is shared with members around the world. You will have a profile where other members will be able to visit and view your content. You will also be able to add friends to your profile, so they will be able to see every time you upload new content. You can edit photos using Photoshop, creating better and more professional-looking photos and videos. Flickr currently has tens of billions of content and millions of photo groups. You do not need to have an account to view the content that is on the website, but you will need one to post content on there. Flickr Free allows you to upload 1,000 pictures and/or videos and allows you to edit, organize, and share them. There will be advertising on your Flickr Free account. With an upgraded monthly plan, you will have unlimited storage, advanced statistics, and free back-up with Auto-Uploadr. It is $5.99 per month. With the Annual Plan, you can do the same things, but this plan is charged on a monthly basis. You will receive a bit of a discount if you choose the Annual plan, with this plan being only $42.48 for 12 months. There is no advertising on the upgraded monthly and annual plans. With the Annual Plan, you will receive exclusive discounts from Adobe, Blurb, SmugMug, and Prime.
You can easily cancel Flickr by following the cancellation instructions listed on this page.
So how do you delete the Flickr account if you don’t have a Yahoo account. This is why I’m deleting it. When Flickr gets a clue and understands customer service, I may be back not until. They now force you to sign up for a Yahoo account which I have no intention of doing. The user friendly option would be to simply have a log in ID and password like most sites but that’s not Flickr’s style. So how do I go about deleting my Flickr account without a Yahoo account?
Sorry, but I have tried deleting my Flickr account a million times and it still is active, or it keeps recreating itself. I need better instructions. It says it deletes it but I keep getting e-mails from them and if I go to the Log In page it sets me up automatically under my Yahoo account. I’ve also tried deleting my Yahoo account but it doesn’t seem to work, because if I go back to the login page it just takes my former username and asks to send me an e-mail with a recovery key. Help appreciated!
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