Any free shop , vendor , house ???? New here .... Need to settle and get L$$$

[zack8686 Yuhara]

Thanx for the replies in advance  ........

[Ishtara Rothschild]

While Second Life is free to "play" and you can find a large amount of freebies on the Marketplace, living space and shop space have to be paid for. You can buy L$ on the LindeX by using the "Buy L$" link on your account page. Unless you live outside of the USA, you can also purchase L$ directly in your SL viewer. Alternatively, you can visit one of the third party L$ exchange sites that are listed on the SL Wiki: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Linden_Dollar_Marketplace

[Dogboat Taurog]

what can you offer in return?

[Konstancja Shoreland]

iI wish to connec to the thread ;)I need some place for vendor and magic box , I'm going sell unique freebie items (shapes) also,besides regular priced items , so I may provide traffic increasing

If anyone is interested in these  ,please send message

[zack8686 Yuhara]

just try out something , like selling designs , constructing , scripting ... Maybe starting with a temporary based selling place , i'll rent or buy land later on after getting stable interactive with others..............hahahah

[Dogboat Taurog]

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zack8686 Yuhara wrote:

just try out something , like selling designs , constructing , scripting ... Maybe starting with a temporary based selling place , i'll rent or buy land later on after getting stable interactive with others..............hahahah

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you don't exactly inspire me to spend money on you :smileyindifferent:

 

 

[Pussycat Catnap]

What you think of as 'free' in Sl really means 'somebody else paid for and not me.'

- At the very least, every texture upload costs $10L. Which is 3.8-cents. Cheap, but not free. The place its sold at though is costing someone money on a regular basis, and any given object is likely to have more than one texture, plus an assortment of other things the person had to pay for to get to the point where they could build that.

- Plus time and energy, often discounted as trivial but real nonetheless.

 

A location for a shop, vendor, or house has a cost more in dollars rather than cents. I'm paying about US$50/month for mine.

What motive would someone have, who's paying that bill, to hand it over to someone else?

There is a lot of altruism in Second Life and I myself have a lot of freebies. But it only goes so far - and usually comes with a motive. The motive of "make you money at my expense" doesn't tend to be the usual one.