Yann Mizser

I recieve most "non-reply" mails from LL, but some of them are plain and they come from the same sender. Btw, the link do work in my mail (just did a copy/paste from it, that's why the links don't work. Sorry about that) but i didn't used them. Instead, i logged in with my usual link i have in my favorite folder. I did change my billing settings, as a precaution. It still feels a bit odd though.

Yesterday i received a mail from LL: --------------- Dear Yann This email contains important information that affects your Second Life account and requires action in order to continue any payment transactions with Second Life. Due to the conclusion of the Second Life local payments beta program, it is required that you add a new credit card or PayPal account by going to your billing information page on Secondlife.com. You must act by Jan. 9 or future Second Life payment transactions will not be processed. If you have any questions or concerns, please visit our Knowledge Base or reach out toll-free via phone to Linden Lab Support at 1-800-294-1067 (U.S./Canada) or long distance at (703) 286-6277. Residents in the United Kingdom can reach out to our dedicated toll-free phone number for the United Kingdom: 0800.048.4646. Best Wishes, Linden Lab and the Second Life Team ----------------- Has anyone of you received this mail too? Is this genuine or some fraude attempt? Cheers, Yann.

Oh i love demo skins. It makes me feel noobish all over again.......:mantongue: YM

Here's a suggestion: Find the weirdest avatar, wear a giant (certain male organ) and next time he/she shows up, start humping him/her. Cheers, YM

There's a bonus?..... :mansurprised:

Bought my first fying thingy there. The Terraclaw. Still have it....i think. I've visited Abbotts a few weeks ago and i must say that it didn't chaged very much. It's all supply and demand these days. Almost every week there is the release of a new plane or helicopter. If an aeroport doesn't evolve, it is doomed. Still sad to see it go though. Cheers, YM

Most cars look good until you drive them. Either their handling is bad or their engine sound is a poor recorded loop. Haru Motors has good looking cars but Prostreet has recently launched their new models and i must say that they come very close to the real deal. Nice engine sounds, even when shifting (also animated) and you can set their handling. And yes, i love the Model-T too, lol. :manvery-happy: Cheers, YM