Undelivered- was delivered- customer got it and I have no pay

[Spica Inventor]

"GAWD.... i wish LL would simple leave both DD and MB in place permanently (like Brooke promised the TPV developer las year)".

 

I second that amendment. But I suspect L.L. will want to continue with their 'control the horizontal and vertical syndrome' and ignore that logical advise just to be obstinate. ;-)

[WADE1 Jya]

"This is an intended feature not a bug."

 

:catvery-happy: Just kidding, but notice the bits which get money to LL always work flawlessly & sometimes a little too well?

Makes rather transparent their priorities IMHO

[Kenbro Utu]

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Toysoldier Thor wrote:

A scripted prim that emails me is a brute force method with a bunch of flaws - as mentioned in previous posts.  Something more elegant, relevent, and flexible (ability to deploy, enable and disable).

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Just off the top of my head, a way to implement this without getting endless emails from the same purchaser over and over is to have the script communicate with an in-world prim scripted to record the new owner's uuid and send a notice only on first encounter, or out-of-world database to do the same thing.  

[Kampu Oyen]

>What ideas might you have?

I have one.

An inventory folder inside which a Magic Box will behave as if it is rezzed on Linden land.

Too obvious?

[WADE1 Jya]

^^ Exactly!!! This is what bothers me about Linden methodology.

When using internet company's services, these kind of conversions from one system to another happen all the time, where users must complete some sort of transition process.

Every other company seems to bend over backwards to ensure the transition is a delightful & simple process.

Quite often it is reduced to a one click process for the user & we don't even need to know all the inner workings.

It usually works like this:    *click*     *click* ....oh!   Okay, I'm done. Great!!! :catvery-happy:

Linden Lab never takes this approach. Each transition is a grinding, broken, labor intensive process with many many steps for end-user to complete. Never is the effort put in to make the solution elegant & simple. That's just thoughtless towards the end-user.