I subscribed, when do I get my bonus linden dollars?

[Berlin Mesmeriser]

just wondering.

[Cinnamon Lohner]

Sign up bonus for premium is paid after 45 days.  Weekly stipend is paid every Tuesday.

--Cinn

[Berlin Mesmeriser]

the way it states it on the subscribe page, it sounds like you get 1000 to start and 1000 later

 

*L$1,000 sign up bonus will be deposited 45 days after premium membership sign up.
**L$1,000 deposited directly into your Second Life account.
***L$300 deposited to your account weekly to shop.

[Unklebob Hotaling]

It might sound that way, but perspective is everything.

*L$1,000 sign up bonus will be deposited 45 days after premium membership sign up.
**L$1,000 deposited directly into your Second Life account.
***L$300 deposited to your account weekly to shop.

the 1k sign up bonus will be deposited 45 days after sign up, period.  the 1k will be deposted directly into your account, period.  the 300 stipend deposited to your account weekly to shop, period.

[Berlin Mesmeriser]

so are you saying you only get 1000 once then?

[Unklebob Hotaling]

That is what Cinn and I are saying, yes... in 45 days.  That and the weekly stipend you'll get weekly on tuesdays.

[Irene Muni]

Berlin, the answers of Unklebob and Cinnamon are exacts. See What else do I get with a Premium account?:

Access to Live Chat and Ticket Support Initial grant of L$1,000 (The Premium bonus is for new premium accounts.) Weekly stipend of L$300 (even if you don't log in) The ability to purchase a 512 square meter plot of land on the mainland before any maintenance fees kick in

Advice. The phrase about Premium is only for new accounts is outdated (I have contact with Torley):

Note: The L$1000 signup bonus now applies to both new Premium accounts and accounts that have upgraded from Basic to Premium.

(from here and here).

[Ergo Silverblade]

Lame - why wait 45 days? I suppose if you stated that on the sign up page people wouldnt sign up as much...

[scorpivs Porthos]

Business is business.

SecondLife is a (1) business.

"Immediately" and "Directly" are two (2) different words

with two (2) different meanings, and

two (2) different business purposes, respectively:

1) make things fast while making a buck; OR

2) make a fast buck.

 

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