“Oh my!”, was the reaction I gave myself when I found out how much 1A Bot cost. All the while I thought Thoys SL Bot was already expensive at 2,000L$ but now, compared to 1A Bot, it’s very cheap.

I first found out about the cost of 1A Bot from another resident who inquired about Thoys SL Bot. According to this resident, he was very disappointed with 1A Bot because he was having trouble camping with it and he wanted to know if Thoys SL Bot was much easier to use. By the way, 1A Bot is also known as PikkuBot. [...continue reading 1A Bot Cost 12,000L$ o_O]

I was at my place in-world, 3 Stars and a Sun, yesterday to refund Awsome Clawtooth his 2,000 L$ because, for some unknown reason, my Thoys SL Bot Vendor did not work. I contacted Thoys Pan about it and he told me that it’s just a bug in the vendor. He also told me to just replace it and it will work again which I did. After all of that was resolved, I suddenly remembered that I still have some money from Earn2Life, that made me check the ATM. I received around 100L$ from it. I also remembered to check my HoppyPay balance. To do that, I went through my inventory and wore the HoppyPay HUD which showed that I have a balance of about 8L$. Well, that’s not a lot but I won’t be able to get it until it reaches 10L$. To reach the payout limit of 10L$, I did a few hops using the HUD and a few minutes later my balance was pass the payout limit of 10L$ (see screenshot).

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As of this writing, that’s the number of avatars or Second Life residents registered in PikkuBot’s database. Now, what the heck is PikkuBot? I just found out about it today while searching for Second Life Bots. To be blunt:

PikkuBot is a Bot for Second Life. You can use it e.g. to earn money on Second Life camping chairs.

Well, that is how it is described in it’s website and I guess that’s the best definition for it since it is really a bot used for camping to earn money in Second Life. LOL!

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Most people will say that bots are just good for camping. Well, they are indeed good for camping but, come on, be creative. There are other things you can do with an SL Bot and I found out about it when I attended Thoys Pan SL Bot Owners Meeting. The meeting isn’t really a meeting but it was like a show and tell kind of a meeting. SL Bot owners came to, well, show off their bots and there was a contest too for the most original bot. The prize was 1,000L$ or a new registered bot to your name.

I know there are many SL Bot owners in Second Life and many of them are land owners or estate owners too. Yeah, you heard that right, land owners. They use bots to camp on their own land to increase traffic. I’m not sure if I had mentioned this somewhere but I once encountered a resident who told me that he was buying 100 bots and he will use them to increase his land traffic and then sell it at a higher price. Well, that’s one thing bots can do for you. Is there anything else?

Well, at the meeting, I took the opportunity to browse around Thoys Pan’s office and there were signs inside his building showing some of the things what an SL Bot can do for you (see photos). [...continue reading Things an SL Bot can do for you!]

One day, I was moving things around at 3 Stars and a Sun when suddenly I received 2,000L$ from someone I did not know. I was surprised and also got scared because who in their right mind would give someone 2,000L$. Call me paranoid but I thought someone was giving me dirty money. A few minutes later it happened again and then again and then again. I was getting 2,000L$ and it was coming from different people. To protect myself, I started taking screenshots just incase. If the money was dirty, at least I have something to show Linden Labs.

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