Anyone may pay another residents' tier as long as they know where the tierbox is. You would simply right-click on the tierbox, select Pay, and then select the number of weeks. Once the payment is made it's important to wait until you receive the dialog box that asks if you wish to credit their lease. Simply click "Yes" and the payment will be correctly applied.
Where is their tierbox?
Due to privacy concerns, we do not divulge the location of someones tierbox. We also do not provide the time remaining or the cost per week they are currently paying. This is to protect the resident in the event someone is attempting to gain information that should not have it. However, you can still pay on their lease provided you can provide certain information.
Crediting someone's lease without a tierbox location
In order to credit someone's lease without knowing where their tierbox is we do allow one-time payments to the ATM kiosk in our land store. You would pay the standard Dream Seeker Estate rate for the parcel type and size (which can be provided by our staff) and provide the name of the tenant you want to be credited. If possible it would also be best to provide the SLURL of the parcel/region you want to be credited. This payment would then be applied based on the cost per week of the parcel/region.
Exceptions
We've relaxed one specific situation where a partner is trying to pay for their partners' rentals. In order to qualify for this exception the following requirements are in place:
- You must provide the tenant name
- You must be partnered to the tenant in Second Life
- Text in the profile is not enough. The name must be listed under "Partner"
- If the rental is a stand-alone you must provide the region name. If the rental is a shared region parcel, you must provide the slurl to the parcel.
If the three requirements above are not met, we will not be able to provide the information.
In the end it is always best to get the tierbox location from the tenant so that you can pay directly on their lease. This would allow you to keep track of how many days are remaining, how much the lease is per week, and avoid the extra steps of paying on their lease.
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