Land I am renting. No covenant and threat to evict though rents are paid in advance.

[Nalates Urriah]

If you were not the owner of the parcel, meaning paying tier to Linden Lab, there is nothing you can do. The Lab won't mix into arguments like this.

Move. There is no point arguing with mean, lying, dishonest people.

It is likely the g/f will start taking her issues out on the b/f once there are no other targets. Revenge will likely take care of it self.

[Nalates Urriah]

If you were not the owner of the parcel, meaning paying tier to Linden Lab, there is nothing you can do. The Lab won't mix into arguments like this.

Move. There is no point arguing with mean, lying, dishonest people.

It is likely the g/f will start taking her issues out on the b/f once there are no other targets. Revenge will likely take care of it self.

[pennytrated]

Thank you I am looking into moving but I have 4 weeks on this property so I am not leaving yet. But I will. Ive never had an issue with a neighbor before I wasn't able to work out on a one on one basis, and this one's g/f has to call her Daddy? What really sucks...I've been renting from them forever and never had an issue before. Heck last neighbor I chatted with, we had cross over prims (turns out two palms), we got it all worked out...and he gave me four horses and asked me out. Go figure

[Lindal Kidd]

Let's cut through all the Drama.  Here are the facts:

You are renting from someone who owns a private region.  

In Second Life, the golden rule is, "He Who Owns the Land, Makes the Rules."  A land owner can kick you off his land at any time, for any reason, or even for no reason at all.

The Terms of Service do not require land owners to give refunds.  Even if the covenant says that they offer refunds, they are not required to honor that policy.

The person threatening to "hack your computer" almost certainly cannot do so.  They're just saying that to upset you.

Any other issues such as who set the land for sale, who placed objects where, etc. are irrelevant and are only part of the Drama.

Your best recourse, as Nalates, suggests, is to simply move.