tAre there any stipulations or policies about/against doing commissions for L?

[Rolig Loon]

You may certainly take a commission in SL for work done in SL and be paid in L$.  That's what all creators do.  L$ have no value outside of SL, so the only way that you can receive them is for a client to pay you in SL, regardless of where you perform work.

You may want to study section 4 of the TOS carefully.

[Rolig Loon]

You may certainly take a commission in SL for work done in SL and be paid in L$.  That's what all creators do.  L$ have no value outside of SL, so the only way that you can receive them is for a client to pay you in SL, regardless of where you perform work.

You may want to study section 4 of the TOS carefully.

[Lindal Kidd]

This is allowed.  Here is the official Linden Lab policy that covers it.

 

Linden Lab Official:Buying and selling real-life items in Second Life

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Real Life Issues

• Problems outside Second Life
• Death and other worries
• Buying and selling real life items

Consider the following scenario:

Bob Avatar encounters, inworld, a store called CompuBuyPlace selling computer equipment. He finds a kiosk with a picture, taken from real life, of a nice wireless optical mouse, which he decides to buy. The Kiosk asks him to pay L$1,000,000 and supply his real-life address. Bob Avatar pays the million Linden Dollars and enters his address. Sure enough, two weeks later, a box arrives at Bob Avatar's real-life apartment from CompuBuyPlace containing the nice wireless optical mouse.

Can this actually happen?

Nothing in the Terms of Service prohibits this, but you should be aware that Second Life generally isn't designed to be a platform for "real world" business transactions, as Linden Dollars aren't designed as a "currency" or currency substitute. You therefore take these steps at your own peril, including potentially subjecting yourself to potential fraud (such as fraudulent L$ exchange), and subject to any relevant