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When submitting my first article, I checked the boxes beside 'unique price' and 'full rights price'. After they were accepted, I checked my article on CC database, but found only the unique price quoted, the others were N/A. Why is that? Should I not have ticked the boxes? Or is it that only customers can see those prices. (This doesn't make any sense to me).
So, the other question. If, say, I want to change the prices or uncheck the 'offer' box, will my editing these send the article again to the CC editors for approval? Will it take 4 to 5 days again?

Thank you

You can edit the prices without going through the whole resubmission process

Also, did you place an actual price in those fields? If you leave the price field blank, then nothing will happen. I actually didn't realize those checkboxes were clickable until I went to see what you meant by checking them.

Yeah, I entered prices in the blank fields beside them. I think I'll try unchecking them to see what happens.

Ok, I un-checked those little boxes and this is what I got:

Unique Price [ ] No Unique License Offered
Full Rights Price [ ] No Full Rights License Offered

Is this a new feature, then? Malfunctioning, perhaps? What am I doing wrong? The CC support guys haven't answered yet, but I'm hopeful.

I think you need to have the checks in place and then enter prices. Putting the checks in should give you a blank field where you'll then add the prices you want for unique and full rights.

I did that the first time. Checked both boxes and entered the price. That's why I am so confused. Maybe it was a fluke, I'll try resubmitting it.

ATTENTION!!

As a round up of this thread, I wanted to tell you guys what I was doing wrong. I had entered all three types of prices when I first submitted my article. Then it got sold thrice for the usage price, so of course (I can bang my head against a wall, here!) , they disabled the unique and full rights prices- nothing unique left to sell, see?

Alright, then. Thanks everyone.