Eventru2010-06-01 12:56:23
QUOTE (Silvenae @ Jun 1 2010, 08:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Sorry if this was mentioned already (I did read/skim most of the posts), but if we signed up for the membership should we have already gotten our credits for the month?
Check CREDITS REPORT.
Kaalak2010-06-01 15:24:40
Edit: Ok, not answered
What are the answers to these?
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Rael you are dead dead dead on with your reasoning behind both of these questions. I'd like to know if membership stacking is kosher as well.
QUOTE (Ongaku Nil'Goeth @ May 25 2010, 05:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
adding any new characters onto my e-mail address will add them to the membership, correct?
And as a follow-up question to that, will adding new characters to the membership cause them not to be deleted while inactive? Or does this only affect the character that the membership was purchased under?
And as a follow-up question to that, will adding new characters to the membership cause them not to be deleted while inactive? Or does this only affect the character that the membership was purchased under?
What are the answers to these?
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QUOTE (Rael @ May 25 2010, 06:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Well it seems to me that it is almost pointless to purchase credits the old fashioned way now. In most cases you could enroll to multiple subscriptions (ie: buy 3 memberships) for a period of one month and still come out ahead.
This is assuming that the membership is available on any given month and it is legal to stack memberships. It would be depressing to be shrubbed because you spent a lot of money stacking memberships.
There is also the issue where if I know somebody's email and don't like them very much I can pay $25 (or nothing if they already own a membership) and get them banned even if it's only temporarily.
I realize these are weird and convoluted situations but it's just something to think about.
This is assuming that the membership is available on any given month and it is legal to stack memberships. It would be depressing to be shrubbed because you spent a lot of money stacking memberships.
There is also the issue where if I know somebody's email and don't like them very much I can pay $25 (or nothing if they already own a membership) and get them banned even if it's only temporarily.
I realize these are weird and convoluted situations but it's just something to think about.
Rael you are dead dead dead on with your reasoning behind both of these questions. I'd like to know if membership stacking is kosher as well.
Felicia2010-06-01 16:21:57
I too am curious to know if membership stacking (i.e., two or more for a single account) is allowed.
I kinda doubt it, because I don't think they want people getting a 50%-100% XP bonus, for example.
I kinda doubt it, because I don't think they want people getting a 50%-100% XP bonus, for example.
Xavius2010-06-01 16:24:24
I would doubt it for credit sales reasons. If you want a bigger perk, buy at the less-discounted (but still discounted, because you have a membership!) rate.
Sylphas2010-06-01 18:01:49
I'd honestly be surprised if it was even possible to buy two memberships on the same email address. And since you can't link one character to multiple email addresses, it would be impossible to stack.
Aicuthi2010-06-02 06:17:56
It does seem sort of expensive, but for what you're getting it looks worth it.
Hmm...! Setting up PayPal.
Hmm...! Setting up PayPal.
Unknown2010-06-03 21:22:52
nevermind
Unknown2010-06-03 21:55:25
So we've started a new month, but no bound credits yet?
Aicuthi2010-06-03 21:57:19
QUOTE (Jello @ Jun 3 2010, 10:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So we've started a new month, but no bound credits yet?
I believe you get them on the day you signed up your membership, not at the end of each consecutive month.
Unknown2010-06-03 22:15:12
And there I was signing up so that I wouldn't miss a month, heh.
Akraasiel2010-06-04 21:17:26
Going on 8 hours and my payment is still unclaimed... I think I'm starting to get nervous now. I hate Paypal so much.
Aicuthi2010-06-04 21:19:22
QUOTE (Akraasiel @ Jun 4 2010, 10:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Going on 8 hours and my payment is still unclaimed... I think I'm starting to get nervous now. I hate Paypal so much.
PayPal is completely safe(when using it with legit merchants). Millions of people everywhere across the world use it for business.
Akraasiel2010-06-04 21:27:03
QUOTE (Aicuthi @ Jun 4 2010, 05:19 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
PayPal is completely safe(when using it with legit merchants). Millions of people everywhere across the world use it for business.
And yet I personally know over a dozen people who have been screwed by it, and boycotted it for the past several years for screwing me over. Only Lusternia managed to force me to use the bloody thing again.
Felicia2010-06-04 21:56:09
I don't think it's productive to argue PayPal's merits (or lack thereof) here, because I don't believe anyone's going to budge from their opinion. I signed up for the Elite membership this morning, and the entire transaction (payment, credits and dingbats in hand in-game) was completed in a couple of minutes, possibly even less.
If you used the website form (this one), which I believe is the only way to sign up, we can rule out any erroneous or unregistered email addresses, since it's automated and we can be fairly sure that IRE/Lusternia's address is registered with PayPal.
According to PayPal's support system, the only other reason why your payment would be unclaimed is that the recipient (i.e., IRE/Lusternia) hasn't accepted it yet for some reason. There could be any number of explanations for this, of which PayPal being at fault is only one. Maybe IRE's having difficulties with the flow of things, or they aren't set up to accept the payment method you're trying to use (whatever that is; I don't know), or... well, who knows?
Try emailing support. I think the address you're supposed to use is in HELP ELITE.
If you used the website form (this one), which I believe is the only way to sign up, we can rule out any erroneous or unregistered email addresses, since it's automated and we can be fairly sure that IRE/Lusternia's address is registered with PayPal.
According to PayPal's support system, the only other reason why your payment would be unclaimed is that the recipient (i.e., IRE/Lusternia) hasn't accepted it yet for some reason. There could be any number of explanations for this, of which PayPal being at fault is only one. Maybe IRE's having difficulties with the flow of things, or they aren't set up to accept the payment method you're trying to use (whatever that is; I don't know), or... well, who knows?
Try emailing support. I think the address you're supposed to use is in HELP ELITE.
Akraasiel2010-06-04 22:10:42
Ahh, got a response. Was the type of payment.
Sylphas2010-06-25 21:38:27
Membership does not perm your alts, even if you transfer membership credits to them. Lame.
Shiri2010-06-26 02:34:03
It does if you buy it on those alts though.
Ardmore2010-06-26 02:35:10
Do I poke Estarra or Jeremy via email if there's an issue (I think) with my membership?
Shaddus2010-06-26 07:24:03
Does my elite membership give me a bonus if I buy lessons? :hope: 
Sylphas2010-06-26 07:25:55
QUOTE (Shaddus Mes'ard @ Jun 26 2010, 03:24 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Does my elite membership give me a bonus if I buy lessons? :hope:
Turnus says it does.
