If you upgrade to the next premium from the 1st one, is my house any bigger?

[LilMiss54]

If you upgrade to the next premium from the 1st one, is my house any bigger?

[Theresa Tennyson]

You will get more land that you can put a bigger house on but you won't be given a new house in the same way you were assigned a Linden Home. Actually the first "level" up from the free house/land you are entitled to with a premium membership isn't a major increase because with a LInden Home you don't need to account for the house in the number of prims you can rezz on the land because of how they are set up. With larger plots of land you have to include the structure of your house with your prim total.

[Cinnamon Lohner]

No, all Linden Homes are the same land size.  And there is only one level of premium account.  There are just different payment term options.  But all premium accounts have the same benefits.

--Cinn

[Ariel Vuissent]

There are no "levels" of Premium. There's a basic account, or a premium account. That's it. There are different terms you can pay for - you can pay by the month, quarter, or year. Those cost different amount, because they're for different lengths of time, but there is no other difference. You can also choose to pay higher tier fees in order to buy mainland land on which to put a bigger house. This is not the same as a Linden home; you have to shop for and buy the land, shop for and buy the home, then place the home on the land. Then you pay an extra fee by the month to keep the land; the amount of the fee depends on how much land you have.

[Peggy Paperdoll]

You can get more land by upping your tier level.  A premium account costs $9.95 per month (or as low and $6.00 per month if you opt for the yearly payment plan).  If you abandon your Linden Home, and then purchase some mainland parcel that is 1024 square meters in size your land tier payment will be $5.00 per month.  You get 234 prims for that parcel of land (twice the prims of the 512 parcel you presently own).  You saved from $4.95 per month to $1.00 per monthe depending on your payment plan.  The only additional cost is that you must first purchase some mainland but that is a one time payment for the land.  You also would not get an additional $L300 per week stipend which amounts to about $4.00 per month if you convert it to USD.  Cashing out Lindens can be a pain in the butt for small amounts (I believe there is a minimum of $10.00 USD for any cashing out transaction).

You're better off just going with a higher tier level.  You cannot combine the land owned by another account (even if it's you paying for both) so you just end up with two accounts that might have Linden Homes and the 117 prims for each.  There's no advantage at all...unless you consider the approximate $1.00 per week stipend (which is really not worth the effort).