I just use Elements, and add my signature as a brush, but you can also watermark. Plus I have my copyright info added to the EXIF on uploading photos.
Jalbum also has the ability to add a watermark to all photos in an album. I use that quite often.

Odd that you can't see it. Nevertheless the address is clearly stated on the website, and the T&C refer to payment of taxes. Surely these are things anyone looks at before placing an order? Or should look at before placing an order. Certainly with a company one is unfamiliar with.

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Home page top right clear as day.

To a certain extent yes, but remember that all cameras are different so what may be a punchy, saturated photo on a Canon is probably more due to the characteristics of Canon than the lens, though the reviewer, not having tried the lens on a different mount, may not realise this. Also what may work well with a 10MP camera may not work with a 14MP camera as it could be out-resolved by the sensor.
Plus the difference in focus speed, different HSM workings and the like will possibly effect the review.

It's all explained in a sticky here:
https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/topic/how-to-post-images-6624

Also in their T&C it states that your purchase may be subject to taxes.
Unless they have radically changed their website since this topic was started it seems all pretty above board to me.

I always read the About Us and T&C sections of an internet company before I even think about ordering from them.

I just looked at the website. Top right it says best deals from the USA to your door.Isn't hat a rather large hint that they are actually a US company? Or have they just added that?

Edit: Also under "about us" it clearly gives the Los Angeles address. I can't see that they are hiding what they are really.

I know Mike, I know . I am sure there are new models on the way. It was just a shock to hear the K-m is to be discontinued so soon.

Meanwhile I'm hanging on to my K20d and my cash (hah! what cash? ) and will see what they come up with next.

According to a Dutch blog the status of the K20D in Japan is now "end of life" which means production has stopped.
Apparently, according to the Dutch importers, the K-m is also scheduled for the same status soon
With the demise of the K200D that leaves only the K-7 in production.

Either there are new models due very soon or the doomsayers are right.

For those who can read Dutch:
http://tweakers.net/nieuws/61609/pentax-japan-zet-k20d-status-op-end-of-life.htm...

Yes it's fine. I have no problems with it at all, except I won't be able to sell it.
It is always kept in it's case unless I'm using it and I have no idea when the flecks appeared, or what caused them, but as long as it functions I'm not too worried. I could probably send it back of course but it's more hassle than it is worth.