Comments on: Second Life Jobs Editorial : The Case Against Camping

By: Rebecca Vacano

Rebecca Vacano — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:58:01 +0000

I am angry – because because of your article they made me take my bots away and causing my business to shrink to rubbish! My product is superior and I needed bots to generate traffic. How am I to pay my tiers?

Jealous fools!

By: Rebecca Vacano

Rebecca Vacano — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:36:48 +0000

You are all just jealous of my success – this is because I am more popular and higher in search. I make the best products in second life period!

By: Rebecca Vacano

Rebecca Vacano — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 00:24:33 +0000

Um, why would anyone want to see anything at Alady? You can buy her entire store for less than 800L! LOL I am sorry, but could you prove the value of your products in any louder fashion? I think not. And the sad thing is, noone buys them, even at that price. As for my sim, I have been there. I have top name designers working on my sim, just like other big name sims in SL. My products are excellent and I challenge anyone to say otherwise. My products are superior to any other. My product is much better than Alady’s. Also, it would seem to me that the writer of this blog should be a bit more responsible than to smear me in this article. Why not remove the picture, at least? To choose one place out of the literally THOUSANDS in SL that use camping seems to me to be a bit of a vendetta and really not a good reflection on the person writing this blog.

By: Rebecca Vacano

Rebecca Vacano — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 00:18:45 +0000

I have some of the best products in Second Life – this is why it’s top of the searches and popular and people come to buy things. Usually when sims are popular people add it to their picks, which causes them to be higher in the search. How is that gamed?

Sims that have simple / childish builds, laughable vendor pictures and rubbish products are bound to be lower in the search. Perhaps the person targetting and stalking me would be better off spending their time making their stuff better and then they would succeed in SL.

I make a great deal more money then anyone else in second life.

By: Rebecca Vacano

Rebecca Vacano — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:51:39 +0000

OMG – I just went to Alady! Its like stepping into a prisoner of war camp! Upon entering the shop you are greeted by about 20 Security Guards (actually more bots). With Tracey Sassoon floating in a security orb in the middle of the shop.

You have to see this………!

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Cash advance payday loans — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 21:55:57 +0000

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By: Felicity Huffman

Felicity Huffman — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 13:56:01 +0000

Um, why would anyone want to see anything at Alady? You can buy her entire store for less than 800L! LOL I am sorry, but could you prove the value of your products in any louder fashion? I think not. And the sad thing is, noone buys them, even at that price. As for Rebecca’s sim, I have been there. She has top name designers working on her sim, just like other big name sims in SL. Her products are excellent and I challenge anyone to say otherwise. Also, it would seem to me that the writer of this blog should be a bit more responsible than to smear the name of one person in this article. Why not remove the picture, at least? To choose one place out of the literally THOUSANDS in SL that use camping seems to me to be a bit of a vendetta and really not a good reflection on the person writing this blog. I personally will not be coming back to read anything here. I prefer a more well rounded observation rather than the one sided, and obviously biased opinion of someone who has nothing better to do with their lives than try to ruin the lives of others. How sad. :(

By: Crooked Billet

Crooked Billet — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 12:35:30 +0000

You have to see this………!

By: MIss Polly

MIss Polly — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 09:45:14 +0000

Rebecca’s sims have some of the best products in Second Life – this is why it’s top of the searches and popular and people come to buy things. Usually when sims are popular people add it to their picks, which causes them to be higher in the search. How is that gamed?

Sims that have simple / childish builds, laughable vendor pictures and rubbish products are bound to be lower in the search. Perhaps the person targetting and stalking Rebecca would be better off spending their time making their stuff better and then they would succeed in SL.

Judge Dread’s post just sounds like jealousy and uses the same word terminology as Tracey Sassoon from Alady on other blog posts. Rebecca tells me she has had a problem with Tracey Sassoon stalking her, ever since Rebecca complained to Tracey about putting her SL brands keywords in her parcel description 18 months ago.

By: Legendary Swordsman

Legendary Swordsman — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 23:21:47 +0000

Just wondering.
How is paying people to sit at your place and in so doing improve your traffic figures to promote your store in the search any different from paying people for picks to promote your store in the search or different from paying a higher price for a classified to promote your store in the search.
Are they all not simply paying for advertising. A pretty common practice in the real world.
If paying for campers is gaming the system and unfair on your competitors, then so is paying for a higher priced classified ad.
It is not uncommon to see a classified ad for L$500,000 for a single weeks worth of advertising. That is simply a sum that the vast majority of store owners cannot afford, so is it also a wrong way of gaming the system that this should be allowed as it is unfair competition.
The fact is people, the world isnt fair, and bleating about it isnt going to change that.
If the people being named here were to stop camping or whatever, their stores would disappear back into the thousands of other places that hardly turn a profit and eventually go broke. They do what they have to do to get people to come to their stores. But just because people come, doesnt mean they will buy anything, so at the end of the day, they must also have a good quality product to sell else they would lose money fast.
These people bring something to SL. And they have found a way of getting paid for it. The bleaters just sound a little jealous.