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PetGirl Bergman
Fellow Creature:-)
Join date: 16 Feb 2005
Posts: 2,414
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03-10-2006 04:13
”If you want cheap waterfront, then tell Ryan to add a couple of 10, 20, 40 sim bulk blocks to the auctions.”
I guess that they to will be swoped fast by a well known Co... but thats life in SL as well as IRL...
/Tina
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Ranma Tardis
沖縄弛緩の明確で青い水
Join date: 8 Nov 2005
Posts: 1,415
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03-10-2006 04:39
From: PetGirl Bergman ”If you want cheap waterfront, then tell Ryan to add a couple of 10, 20, 40 sim bulk blocks to the auctions.”
I guess that they to will be swoped fast by a well known Co... but thats life in SL as well as IRL...
/Tina There is a glut of land on the market now! Everwhere one looks there is land for sale! It is all so STUPID! |
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Dana Bergson
Registered User
Join date: 14 Oct 2005
Posts: 561
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03-10-2006 13:55
From: Guni Greenstein Greetings, I will take the "blame" for this one, since I adviced Anshe on the price move. Let me try to explain what let to our new assessment of the market. No one is "blaming" anyone. Initially I was just wondering what would lead you to assume a much higher value of waterfront land. I learned that it was no information not available to me but simply a decision on your part. Thanks for the clarification. From: Guni Greenstein The new price level seems to have balanced things. Reading over your post one can get the impression, that what you did was more of a public service than a business decision. "Things" are "balanced" now and accidently the waterfront land (most of which is owned by your group) gained in value massively. Shall you ever find Second Life to become boring maybe you should try to find a job with Microsofts PR department.  |