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Rock Ryder
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03-13-2008 06:27
The precondition for buying an OpenSpace sim is not that you are premium, but that you own an existing private island sim.
This being so:
a) Could I sell my private island to someone, and NOT my OpenSpace sim
b) Could I sell my OpenSpace sim to someone else, who is NOT a private island owner?
Rock
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Zoha Boa
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03-13-2008 06:32
Hi Rock,
I don't think it's possible. You need to have a full sim to own an open sim.
If you are interested in selling your open space sim you can contact me.
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Atashi Toshihiko
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Join date: 7 Dec 2006
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03-13-2008 06:32
Although LL did not specifically explain this in the recent openspace changes, I think it's implied that the answer to both questions is No.
You need to alread own a private island in order to buy an Openspace sim, and traditionally they have said that if you sold your Openspace sims, you had to sell them to someone else who already held at least one normal island. They also said that if you held Openspace sims, you had to own at least one normal island in order to keep the Openspace sims. They did not say those rules had changed, in that blog post.
I am sure that when they rewrite the KB article, this will be spelled out.
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Ann Launay
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03-13-2008 06:32
Nope. Knowledge Base: From: someone To continue to own Openspaces, you must also continue to own at least one normal estate. If you transfer your last estate, you must also transfer the Openspaces to someone eligible to own them, or give them up, as you cannot own Openspaces on their own.
You can sell Openspaces to another resident if you wish but the new owner will need to own an estate already to be eligible to own them. The normal transfer fee of USD$100 will be charged to the seller.
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Stephen Zenith
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Join date: 15 May 2006
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03-13-2008 06:34
Did anybody get any clarification about the transfer fees for Open Space sims - I assume it used to be US$100 per set of 4, what's the situation now?
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Atashi Toshihiko
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03-13-2008 06:39
I'd assume it's still $100. It was $100 for one regular sim, and it's probably just as much work to transfer a regular sim as it is to transfer an openspace sim.
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Stephen Zenith
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03-13-2008 06:42
From: Atashi Toshihiko I'd assume it's still $100. It was $100 for one regular sim, and it's probably just as much work to transfer a regular sim as it is to transfer an openspace sim.
-Atashi 100$ per sim? Seems to me that if you were buying a few of them, the transfer costs just quadrupled... |