Daniel Regenbogen
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No. Not at all. Nvidia's for SL should have at least a 5, better a 6 as 2nd digit in the model number. The 705 is for office work and nothing else.
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Yes, in world join the group "for sale by owner", there are almost always used regions for sale at much lower price than in the official landstore. Keep in mind that the billing date transfers to the new owner, too, so a region sold at 400 dollars with next billing date 3 weeks away is a better deal than one sold at 400 dollars with next billing date only 3 days away.
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Yes, you always need at least one full region to be able to get a homestead, no matter from whom.
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You were in need? You were able to grab other land before your old rent ran out, couldn't have been much of a need...
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Doesn't look to me like the same situation, she very clearly wrote:
"I paid for some weeks (requirement just one week but I paid a few)"
To me that looks like she actually paid for rental time, not into a balance. BTW, I would really like to know what system/company that is, maybe you can tell me via inworld IM. I rent some shops myself and never encountered something like that, only the normal rental boxes (nowadays mostly Casperlet, in earlier times often Hippo), and they instantly turn money into time.
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Wait, this is something completely different from the original poster. She haid paid for rent, the paid money was added to her rental time. I was under the impression that the same was true for you. If this is not the case and you had "free money" deposited there, they have to pay it back. And you should never do that again, why keep your money in the account of someone else, banking is forbidden anyways. If you want to park money outside your main account, just make an alt and give it to him.
If your money was "converted" into rental time, you're out of luck and what all others and I wrote already about contract is applieable.
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Just how is your buying your own region a problem for your former landlord? Why should it even be? You could have simply timed your move smartly and used up what you paid for already before getting your own region. There is no stealing involved at all, the landlord kept his part of the contract, his only obligation beeing to provide you with the rental land you paid for. The "goods" that were paid for were received - the buyer or in this case the tenant aka you simply decided to throw them away. Calling this stealing (wrongly) is actually a very real crime called slander.
A contract is a contract is a contract. Turn on your brain before entering one. SL business is no game, it is for very real money.-
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Lol, really, grow up! Every transaction you make in SL is based on a contract - that doesn't need to be written down. You can even sue in RL court about that stuff - so I would recommend you to go that way.
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What makes you think you have any right to get your money back? A contract is a contract is a contract. The landlord kept his side - you on the other hand want to break it. Can you bring back gas from your car to the gas station when you notice that the one next door sells a cent cheaper? No. Not even if you pump it out of your car all by yourself into a bottle and give that bottle to the cashier of the gas station. Grow up.
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Be glad it is 42 already, it was only 25 not that long ago. If I remember correctly the problem is what group membership is used for. It is amongst other things used to grant or deny land access, and at each parcel crossing the system has to check if you are a member of an allowed group or not - and it seems to make a big difference in system load if it has to check 42 or 300 groups.
Would be easier if there were different kinds of groups, like "managing groups" and "social groups".
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Amethyst Jetaime wrote:When you buy a full region direct from LL, $1000 only covers the set up. You have to pay the first months tier too.
This is not correct, the $1000 setup fee includes the first month of tier. There was one exception during a promo period when LL didn't charge setup fees - in *that* case you had to pay the first month tier.
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Well they will send you an eMail some time before they charge you again for renewal, so it shouldn't come as surprise to anyone, and you have time to cancel your premium membership before you get charged.
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Check if the SIMs run on the same server channel (menu help --> about "whatever viewer you use", look for the line "Second Life Server"). I had trouble before jumping/walking between SIMs that run on different channels (main or RC channels).
If you have premium or concierge support available, you could try chat or open a ticket under "region performance".
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Also verifizierter (sprich normalerweise per Kreditkarte abgesichertes) PayPal-Konto und Kreditkarte sollten auf jeden Fall gehen. Oder falls du genuegend L$ angespart hast, kannst du die auch auf LindeX verkaufen, und aus diesem US$-Guthaben bedient sich LL dann zuallererst wenn irgendwelche Zahlungsverpflichtungen anfallen.
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Es gibt inworld eine Gruppe "For Sale by Owner", dort werden jede Menge gebrauchte SIMs gehandelt. Tritt der mal bei :-)
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Ich finde in den Hauptartikeln auch nichts mehr, aber ein Zitat aus der damaligen Promoaktion:
"Normally, the first month island maintenance is included as part of the island set-up fee and is considered to be billed in advance. As we are not collecting a set-up fee, we still have to collect the island maintenance fee, plus any applicable VAT for the next 30 days usage of the island and the resources it consumes to run it at time of delivery."
Ich hab bisher auch immer nur die Setup Fee bezahlt und einen Monat danach die erste Miete.
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Die Auskunft von Maddy ist falsch. Beim Neukauf einer SIM von LL ist in der SetUp Fee die erste Monatsmiete enthalten. Die einzige Ausnahme, die es einmal gab, war bei einer Promoaktion. Damals hatte LL keine SetUp Fee verlangt, im Gegenzug wurde aber die erste Monatsmiete kassiert.
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The high amount of money pushes me in the direction of thinking that maybe you landed on the Beta Grid (Aditi) instead the Main Grid (Agni) - LL gives money for free for everyone there. On the login screen make sure that you are actually login to the Main Grid.
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The Homesteads will lose their 95 Dollar grandfathered tier and go up to 125...
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I guess it means you were the last active SL-User and forgot to turn off the lights when leaving, too. Now you have to pay for it.
BTW, next time you make a joke fake bill, at least use the correct terms :-) LL uses "L$" as name for the currency, not "$L".
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Amethyst, you did not read correctly. Only the one who *paid* for the region was able to actually sell it - not the one who was listed as estate owner. From the Second Life Wiki:
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Can I pay for a private region for someone else?
Yes you can, as long as the region is a Regular full prim region. The option is not available for Homestead or Openspace regions. A private region can have a payor who is a different person than the owner. When this is done, we consider the payor to be the rightful owner of the private region, and that person has the right to do as they wish with it. The owner gains the controls they need to run the private region, but although listed as owner, they do not have the right to sell or transfer it.
In any conflict of views between owner and payor, it is the payor that has ultimate control -- even down to removing the owner entirely if they wish.
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There was a time when LL actually allowed 2 "types" of estate owner, meaning: someone could be the estate owner by name, but someone else was billed for it. This kind of "secondary estate owner" had all rights minus the right to sell the estate full transfer. The construct was very much in use during the high time of the Homestead Regions, it allowed people to be "estate owner" of a Homestead with almost all of the rights that come with that status, but without actually owning the required full region.
When the big "Oh lets raise the HS monthly prices by 66 percent!" disaster hit, LL at the same time decided to end this construct. Maybe it is "grandfathered" for those who used it while it was possible, and this is one of those regions.
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Qie Niangao wrote: The new MacPro will probably be okay, if you have four grand or so to spend.
Well you would need to get the highest so far rumored model of the new Mac Pro to get comparable graphic power to a "normal" high end graphic card in other computers. Workstation graphic solutions like in the new Mac Pro are not really meant for 3D gaming. The rumored top graphic option are AMD FirePro W9000, which puts the machine in the range of a normal AMD Radeon HD8970 or a Nvidia GeForce GTX770. Only problem with that: four grand won't get you far with that Mac Pro - the FirePro W9000 already is roughly four grand. And there are two of them installed :-)
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As someone pointed out to me when I noticed the same a few weeks ago: some mail providers filter out the forwarded IMs and group notices, they don't even land in your spam folder. For example Hotmail has switched behaviour since it became Outlook. For years I had no trouble at all - but now I had to switch the forwarding addy to a different mail service (in my case, yahoo mail works fine) - and now I get all my offline IMs and group notices again.
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Phil, you will discover a whole new world if you got a real gaming card instead of an office card. Seriously, if you want to enjoy all the nice&shiny that came to SL over the last few years, anything below a x5x nvidia will not be enough. And the 705 mentioned in the OP's question is even lower than yours...