[zendog3]

Took this Sunday morning 2/5/17 on the practice putting green of Sweetgum golf course.

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[BK001]

Originally Posted by zendog3

Took this Sunday morning 2/5/17 on the practice putting green of Sweetgum golf course.

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I followed your link and logged in to Amazon after which it required me to sign up for Amazon Prime (which I did not do) before i could see your photo -- sorry but this just doesn't pass my sniff test. Disappointing at least.

[villagetinker]

This is one of our natural hazards, do not feed, do not get too close, and do not pet!!!!

[DonH57]

Did it repair any ball marks while on the green? Give it a certificate for a duck dinner for practicing good golf!

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by BK001

I followed your link and logged in to Amazon after which it required me to sign up for Amazon Prime (which I did not do) before i could see your photo -- sorry but this just doesn't pass my sniff test. Disappointing at least.

[RickeyD]

Originally Posted by zendog3

Took this Sunday morning 2/5/17 on the practice putting green of Sweetgum golf course.



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Amazon sign in ? Sounds phishey to me.

Originally Posted by BK001

I followed your link and logged in to Amazon after which it required me to sign up for Amazon Prime (which I did not do) before i could see your photo -- sorry but this just doesn't pass my sniff test. Disappointing at least.

Why would you even click on this suspicious looking link?

[rexxfan]

Originally Posted by RickeyD

Amazon sign in ? Sounds phishey to me.

Nothing nefarious, the OP likely saved the photo to his Amazon PrimePhotos account and tried to share it publicly. I've not used PrimePhotos myself (though I am a Prime member), but you frequently have to be careful (at least with similar photo sharing sites) to set up permissions so that anyone may look at a particular photo. Even though I have Prime, I can't see that picture using that link, so some step to setup the sharing was clearly missed. I use Google Photos and find its sharing mechanisms very simple. I (almost) never have sharing I've posted links fail anymore.
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Bob C

[RickeyD]

Originally Posted by rexxfan

Nothing nefarious, the OP likely saved the photo to his Amazon PrimePhotos account and tried to share it publicly. I've not used PrimePhotos myself (though I am a Prime member), but you frequently have to be careful (at least with similar photo sharing sites) to set up permissions so that anyone may look at a particular photo. Even though I have Prime, I can't see that picture using that link, so some step to setup the sharing was clearly missed. I use Google Photos and find its sharing mechanisms very simple. I (almost) never have sharing I've posted links fail anymore.

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Bob C

Thanks for the info, had no idea Amazon stored photos [emoji137]🏼*♂️

[The Mountaineer]

What about the gator on the putting green? Did he make the putt?

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by The Mountaineer

What about the gator on the putting green? Did he make the putt?

Got a birdie

[kellyjam]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Got a birdie

Actually I think it was an eagle.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by RickeyD

Thanks for the info, had no idea Amazon stored photos [emoji137]🏼*♂️

Welcome to 2017. Unlimited photo and video storage for Prime members.

[NYGUY]

I am an Amazon Prime member, and I wouldn't even click on the link.

[rexxfan]

Originally Posted by photo1902

Welcome to 2017. Unlimited photo and video storage for Prime members.

Well, the photo storage is unlimited. You pay extra for more than a certain amount of video.
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Bob C