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Michael Seraph

Second Life Resident

Join date: 9 Nov 2004

Posts: 849

02-01-2006 15:57

I've had great customer service in Dreamland. There is always an "angel" on the Dreamland channel when I need one. I live in Provincetown and the sim is beautiful. Anshe holds regular meetings in Central Park. And that is another thing I like about Dreamland, Central Park is an entire sim dedicated to public space. Here's a little pic of my place.

Miriel Enfield

Prim Junkie

Join date: 12 Dec 2005

Posts: 389

02-01-2006 16:04

I also rent from Hiro. So far, I'm really happy. I've had my plot for about... a week, a week and a half, and there's still no building there because I'm making my store from nearly scratch and am caught up in texture hell. He noticed the lack of a store and asked if everything was okay, which earns him points in my book.

And he hasn't even complained about the big hole I've dug in the ground.

(It's a future reflection pool, if you're wondering.)

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Boliver Oddfellow

CEO Infinite Vision Media

Join date: 22 Sep 2005

Posts: 484

02-01-2006 16:08

I have rented from several SL landlords including Anshe. So far the best I have found and the place I am happiest is the RainForest Sim. The sim is breathtakingly beautiful, the Mayan Temple build is one of SL's premier builds and a must see and the lush tropical foliage and inland rivers make the sim a hikers ad sailors dream. In addition Selena is genrerous with her prim allowences has built the most amazing tree homes and is as easy as pie to deal with. I strongly reccomend you all check the place out

Juro Kothari

Like a dog on a bone

Join date: 4 Sep 2003

Posts: 4,418

02-02-2006 00:32

I rent from Azure Islands (Adam Zaius and crew) in Deneb and have been there pretty much since they brought Deneb online. They are very helpful and friendly, offer great rates and have very nice infrastructure - something many rentals are missing.

I've also heard, though I do not have first-hand experience, about Hiro. All comments are similar to the many listed here.

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Lord Wishbringer

Registered User

Join date: 3 Dec 2004

Posts: 209

02-02-2006 02:47

I live in dreamland,and i couldn't be happier.Anshe has always been helpful and respectfull and answered all the questions i threw at her when i was buying the land.

Like somebody mentioned,she holds regular community meetings(which i have never been to doh) and always informs us of any changes either via email or using the voting system.

Theres always angels to answer questions and they are very helpful.

I also rent from Hiro via a group i belong to and have a store.Although i have never met him, i did speak to him in an IM once, and he seemed like a nice fella answering questions and being polite.

Thumbs up to both of my landlords,i'm chuffed

Elizabeth Woyseck

Registered User

Join date: 4 Oct 2005

Posts: 2

dAlliez Islands

02-12-2006 10:43

I have lived on one of dAlliez Islands for quite some time now, and i couldnt be more happier........Alliez and Tony are great landlords.....and i wouldnt even think of moving....the islands are beautiful......so peaceful.....and they are the best landlords i have ever had.........they will do anything they can for their renters.....very friendly and prompt if anything is needed......anyone want a beautiful island and great landlords, dAlliez Islands are the best

Smuk Zaftig

Lurker

Join date: 19 Mar 2005

Posts: 29

02-12-2006 22:03

For island living, Hiro Queso hands down.

For mainland living, Prokofy & Ravenglass.

Ive rented from both. Only positive experience.

Reitsuki Kojima

Witchhunter

Join date: 27 Jan 2004

Posts: 5,328

02-13-2006 08:19

I'll have to give credit where credit is due... the Azure Islands experience is great. As Juro mentioned, the existing infastructure is fantastic, the sims are well layed out, the zoning is loose enough to not inhibit freedom while still preventing obnoxious behavior, and the whole experience - from the rent terminals to dealing with the staff, selecting plans, etc - is very user-friendly and slick. The addition of void-style sims gives plenty of open water for boating, some open land for snowmobiling and off-roading, and plenty of open space for flying... And that's when your not enjoying driving along the vast network of roads.

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I am myself indifferent honest; but yet I could accuse me of such things that it were better my mother had not borne me: I am very proud, revengeful, ambitious, with more offenses at my beck than I have thoughts to put them in, imagination to give them shape, or time to act them in. What should such fellows as I do crawling between earth and heaven? We are arrant knaves, all; believe none of us.

Sabrina Doolittle

Registered User

Join date: 15 Nov 2005

Posts: 214

Hiro Queso and Raziel Vesperia

02-14-2006 20:13

I've posted this before in another thread, but since we're doing "thumbs up for great landlords" thread, I'll say it again.

For zoned commercial, Hiro Queso is the bomb. The guy is professional, organised, friendly, helpful and responds very promptly to my not infrequent group reallocation requests as I shift prim allowences around. I am probably a huge pain in the behind but Hiro always seems happy to assist me.

Hiro was so great that I initially lived on one of his commercial sims. When I decided I wanted a purely residential neighbourhood, I look around a lot and finally ended up with Raziel Vesperia. Vesperia is four contiguous sims formin one large island, with lots of protected waterways and outcroppings, which makes it a really lovely place to live. Raz is a sweetie, active in his community, and investeted in developing Vesperia as a quaility controlled residential sim, which I really appreciate.

If feet are votes, three of my neighbours have the same arrangement I do - commercial land with Hiro, residential land with Raz. We're discerning renters

Good Vs. Bad: How to spot a Good landlord
Michael Seraph Second Life Resident Join date: 9 Nov 2004 Posts: 849	02-01-2006 15:57 I've had great customer service in Dreamland. There is always an "angel" on the Dreamland channel when I need one. I live in Provincetown and the sim is beautiful. Anshe holds regular meetings in Central Park. And that is another thing I like about Dreamland, Central Park is an entire sim dedicated to public space. Here's a little pic of my place.
Miriel Enfield Prim Junkie Join date: 12 Dec 2005 Posts: 389	02-01-2006 16:04 I also rent from Hiro. So far, I'm really happy. I've had my plot for about... a week, a week and a half, and there's still no building there because I'm making my store from nearly scratch and am caught up in texture hell. He noticed the lack of a store and asked if everything was okay, which earns him points in my book. And he hasn't even complained about the big hole I've dug in the ground. (It's a future reflection pool, if you're wondering.) _____________________
Boliver Oddfellow CEO Infinite Vision Media Join date: 22 Sep 2005 Posts: 484	02-01-2006 16:08 I have rented from several SL landlords including Anshe. So far the best I have found and the place I am happiest is the RainForest Sim. The sim is breathtakingly beautiful, the Mayan Temple build is one of SL's premier builds and a must see and the lush tropical foliage and inland rivers make the sim a hikers ad sailors dream. In addition Selena is genrerous with her prim allowences has built the most amazing tree homes and is as easy as pie to deal with. I strongly reccomend you all check the place out
Juro Kothari Like a dog on a bone Join date: 4 Sep 2003 Posts: 4,418	02-02-2006 00:32 I rent from Azure Islands (Adam Zaius and crew) in Deneb and have been there pretty much since they brought Deneb online. They are very helpful and friendly, offer great rates and have very nice infrastructure - something many rentals are missing. I've also heard, though I do not have first-hand experience, about Hiro. All comments are similar to the many listed here. _____________________
Lord Wishbringer Registered User Join date: 3 Dec 2004 Posts: 209	02-02-2006 02:47 I live in dreamland,and i couldn't be happier.Anshe has always been helpful and respectfull and answered all the questions i threw at her when i was buying the land. Like somebody mentioned,she holds regular community meetings(which i have never been to doh) and always informs us of any changes either via email or using the voting system. Theres always angels to answer questions and they are very helpful. I also rent from Hiro via a group i belong to and have a store.Although i have never met him, i did speak to him in an IM once, and he seemed like a nice fella answering questions and being polite. Thumbs up to both of my landlords,i'm chuffed
Elizabeth Woyseck Registered User Join date: 4 Oct 2005 Posts: 2	dAlliez Islands 02-12-2006 10:43 I have lived on one of dAlliez Islands for quite some time now, and i couldnt be more happier........Alliez and Tony are great landlords.....and i wouldnt even think of moving....the islands are beautiful......so peaceful.....and they are the best landlords i have ever had.........they will do anything they can for their renters.....very friendly and prompt if anything is needed......anyone want a beautiful island and great landlords, dAlliez Islands are the best
Smuk Zaftig Lurker Join date: 19 Mar 2005 Posts: 29	02-12-2006 22:03 For island living, Hiro Queso hands down. For mainland living, Prokofy & Ravenglass. Ive rented from both. Only positive experience.
Reitsuki Kojima Witchhunter Join date: 27 Jan 2004 Posts: 5,328	02-13-2006 08:19 I'll have to give credit where credit is due... the Azure Islands experience is great. As Juro mentioned, the existing infastructure is fantastic, the sims are well layed out, the zoning is loose enough to not inhibit freedom while still preventing obnoxious behavior, and the whole experience - from the rent terminals to dealing with the staff, selecting plans, etc - is very user-friendly and slick. The addition of void-style sims gives plenty of open water for boating, some open land for snowmobiling and off-roading, and plenty of open space for flying... And that's when your not enjoying driving along the vast network of roads. _____________________ I am myself indifferent honest; but yet I could accuse me of such things that it were better my mother had not borne me: I am very proud, revengeful, ambitious, with more offenses at my beck than I have thoughts to put them in, imagination to give them shape, or time to act them in. What should such fellows as I do crawling between earth and heaven? We are arrant knaves, all; believe none of us.
Sabrina Doolittle Registered User Join date: 15 Nov 2005 Posts: 214	Hiro Queso and Raziel Vesperia 02-14-2006 20:13 I've posted this before in another thread, but since we're doing "thumbs up for great landlords" thread, I'll say it again. For zoned commercial, Hiro Queso is the bomb. The guy is professional, organised, friendly, helpful and responds very promptly to my not infrequent group reallocation requests as I shift prim allowences around. I am probably a huge pain in the behind but Hiro always seems happy to assist me. Hiro was so great that I initially lived on one of his commercial sims. When I decided I wanted a purely residential neighbourhood, I look around a lot and finally ended up with Raziel Vesperia. Vesperia is four contiguous sims formin one large island, with lots of protected waterways and outcroppings, which makes it a really lovely place to live. Raz is a sweetie, active in his community, and investeted in developing Vesperia as a quaility controlled residential sim, which I really appreciate. If feet are votes, three of my neighbours have the same arrangement I do - commercial land with Hiro, residential land with Raz. We're discerning renters

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