Looking for A paying modeling job or any job at that

[Cece1042]

Hi I'm Cece Vuitton but you can call me Cece

I'm finally 18 years old so I guess I can actually start looking for a second life job

I've been playing SL for about 7 months now its pretty fun but always paying for L$ gets expensive for me 

I have the Classic Legacy body & Curvy E-body and the Genus strong head 

I do want to note my avatar is a more darker skin color then what most would see on SL

I'm okay wearing more skin reveling  outfits 

_OTHER JOBS-

Any other jobs I would more then love to work for you please Message me is your ether looking for a model (and paying your models) or have a opening for any other paying  positions

that I would be qualified for

Thank you everyone have a wonderful  day 

Edited March 5, 2021 by Cece1042
Miss Spelling

[Cece1042]

1 hour ago, Cece1042 said:

 

 

Edited March 5, 2021 by Cece1042

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

Hi Cece. Modeling isn't a paid job. It's done for fun. Modeling in stores to show off their clothing hasn't been done since 2010. The best type of job where you get to show off your look of the day is to be a host at a dance club.

Or you can apply to be a skilled gaming announcer. You would be helping to start up the game tournaments for the games, like Greedy Greedy for example. Asking people to make their bids and so on. It's a voice only job.

You can also be a manager of a dance club if you have the skills from real life.

If you are wanting free clothes and you are great at gaining a presence with followers and you know how to promote a brand, you can apply to be a blogger for stores that have blogger search openings.

Flickr is the best resource to find stores seeking bloggers. Many stores do accept bloggers who are brand new to blogging.

Search Flickr groups for blogger search.

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

Also, I forgot to say, is that having a darker skin is not uncommon. Thankfully SL's community is seeing the emergence of skin makers creating dark ethnic skins for latinas and Africans, etcetera. You also don't need to wear revealing clothing to be hired for a job. Be yourself and people will connect with you more.

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

One last thing. You'll want to create a new account, now that you are an adult in real life. Assuming you didn't lie on sign up when you were a minor, you'll only be able to access General sims. Or you can submit a support ticket to Linden Lab, which can be done from your dashboard under Help in the SL website or Help in the viewer. They might be able to switch your teen account to an adult account without having to start over.

[Rowan Amore]

49 minutes ago, Kytteh Wytchwood said:

One last thing. You'll want to create a new account, now that you are an adult in real life. Assuming you didn't lie on sign up when you were a minor, you'll only be able to access General sims. Or you can submit a support ticket to Linden Lab, which can be done from your dashboard under Help in the SL website or Help in the viewer. They might be able to switch your teen account to an adult account without having to start over.

The system should actually detect the age although it may take a day or two to reset as adult.  If it doesn't, then file a support ticket.

You could also try reinstalling the viewer which would also switch up your maturity rating.

 

Edited March 5, 2021 by Rowan Amore

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

1 hour ago, Rowan Amore said:

The system should actually detect the age although it may take a day or two to reset as adult.  If it doesn't, then file a support ticket.

You could also try reinstalling the viewer which would also switch up your maturity rating.

 

I looked at her forum profile and I see this account is brand new, started in February. She initially said she has been playing SL for 7 months in another topic she posted. I hadn't known this or I wouldn't have spoken about creating a new account. Thank you for giving the additional information to help her out.

[Cece1042]

Thank you everyone that is helping me I really applanate it

Edited March 5, 2021 by Cece1042

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

Cece, why would you hit the spacebar that many times to create a huge post of blank space and then type towards the end of it? Are you sure you are 18 yrs old? This looks childish. I'm guessing you meant to say "appreciate" not applanate.

When you want to work in SL with the public, you will need to ask if translator objects are allowed. People need to be able to understand you clearly.

[karenx0]

2 minutes ago, Kytteh Wytchwood said:

Cece, why would you hit the spacebar that many times to create a huge post of blank space and then type towards the end of it? Are you sure you are 18 yrs old? This looks childish. I'm guessing you meant to say "appreciate" not applanate.

When you want to work in SL with the public, you will need to ask if translator objects are allowed. People need to be able to understand you clearly.

Im as confused as you are with her comment. I thought her comment wasn't loading for me 🤨

[Cece1042]

sorry I didn't notice  its 11:54 and I'm working on a paper so I didn't look twice at it

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

1 minute ago, karenx0 said:

Im as confused as you are with her comment. I thought her comment wasn't loading for me 🤨

I was confused as well with the first few lines of space. The more that I scrolled I thought, 'Oh no, not one of those kid comments on Youtube where they put so many spaces, you have to click "read more" to read the very last line.'

 I don't know what started this trend. To me, it's attention seeking. Kids don't like to read more than one sentence so they type line per line, in poetry format. Then add the spaces in hopes you'll still want to read their message while trying to fit in and look "cool" like the other kids.

The buddy icon of a Bratz doll and announcing very personal information about just turning 18, gives me the feeling she may still be younger. As well as the bad misspelling. She might not be a foreigner as I had thought.

[Cece1042]

Other then my not paying action to what I'm doing thank you to everyone who is helping me and telling me things I should know 

I have watched some SL videos and just might start my on clothing brand on SL seems pretty easy and I have photoshop so it should work out  

[Kytteh Wytchwood]

1 minute ago, Cece1042 said:

Other then my not paying action to what I'm doing thank you to everyone who is helping me and telling me things I should know 

I have watched some SL videos and just might start my on clothing brand on SL seems pretty easy and I have photoshop so it should work out  

Good for you Cece! I wish you much success. Utilize the forum for any question you have regarding design in SL, in the appropriate categories.