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As long as they are obviously attributable to you, ie. have the same byline or the name your have registered here, you are welcome to submit them here. But if CC can't recognise them as yours, you will be charged with plagiarism. Beware of that as your account could be suspended.

Hi Roohi. Welcome to CC from a UK author. Hope you do well.

I'd probably put them in history. From a customer search point of view, I don't think the category matters as much as the keywords you add to the submission.

Assume you did try scrolling to the right. That's how I found mine (thanks to a helpful email from Eric at Support), but it was quite a while ago.

If you don't put in your byline, you are giving permission to buyers not to include it when they buy usage or unique rights.

Welcome, and keep making them proud.

Welcome, Porcelain.

Why not add an Other Professional Qual that could cover international quals, perhaps with the country alongside?

Welcome.

I would have thought if they were referring to the title they would have said so. I suppose you have checked through the article for any stray capitals.

I've been an author here since before that minimum price was set, and I'm sure there are also cheaper, older articles still for sale. Remember also the cost of living varies around the world, and some authors are from countries where a few American dollars can be worth quite a lot.

Why can't you contact the customer? You can usually send a message on the request page.

Hi Jo, and welcome to CC.

One of the problems of the DIY method is that you need to be sure that the article was actually purchased from here and not stolen, either from here or from the CC customer. I'm not sure that a google alert would pick up every instance of the use. Hopefully support will sort it out for you.

What a refreshing change this post is from the many complaints that are made in the forums. I am also grateful for the support we get here, and I'm sorry that it took someone else to inspire me to say so.