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Receiving Stipend when not entitled. What to do?


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I had a premium account and though my credit card is not being charged for a long time now and a balance of 0.00 USD I am still receiving the weekly stipend.

Below my account status: 

Your current plan: CancelledCancelledCancelled

Your billing rate: USD 0.00 CancelledCancelledCancelled

Your current status: Active

Next bill date: — 

and from my Transaction history one of the stipend entries:

11/29/2011 02:57:40 1e4b3569 Source: SYSTEM   Stipend Base    L$300  

 

Please help, as my remaining silent is as good as theft yes?

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How observant and honest!  +100 kudos to you for that.  To contact Linden Lab, use any of the following phone numbers:

 

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If you cancelled your membership before it expired, I think they may still pay you the stipend until that membership period ends, even though you forfeit all other benefits of being a Premium member as soon as you downgrade to Basic. So for example, if you cancelled the membership two months after you paid for a full year, they might keep paying you the stipend for the remaining 10 months.

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