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[Variant]

What is your suggestion?:

Allow players to transfer extra money spent on their eternal donator accounts to alt accounts. Could make a minimum of $5,000-$10,000 over the $20,000 original be allowed to transfer. 

So if a player has $30,000 as donated on their account they'd be allowed to transfer $10,000 to an alt, but if they have $22,000 they won't be able to.

Is this in OSRS?: No

Has this suggestion been accepted already?: Not that I've seen

How would this benefit Alora?:

Just another way to add benefits to being an eternal donator.

[MT]

Don't see why not, support.

[Green eyes]

so what you're saying is: Just as there is the option to Transfer the "Eternal"-status, onto another account.

 

you can, in the same fashion - also x-fer any remaining Currency = unto another account.

 

 

Yeah why not - it's a progressive perk and it's a good idea overall

[Variant]

so what you're saying is: Just as there is the option to Transfer the "Eternal"-status, onto another account.

 

you can, in the same fashion - also x-fer any remaining Currency = unto another account.

 

 

Yeah why not - it's a progressive perk and it's a good idea overall

Yes exactly this, if I had $20k donated on one account and transfered to my alt that had $5k donated on it, essentially I'm losing that extra $5k because it's forever linked to the eternal status at $25k. 

[Green eyes]

Yes exactly this, if I had $20k donated on one account and transfered to my alt that had $5k donated on it, essentially I'm losing that extra $5k because it's forever linked to the eternal status at $25k. 

yeah, i think =  this is a must have (regardless of whatever reasons on would donate 25k, instead of 20k for Eternal - just to have 5k stuck on arround)

 

sure, this should be an option for Eternal

[Krest]

I see how this defiantly could be useful for anyone who has a good amount of money invested well over the 20k but I also do see it being a problem with transferring around and maintaining a record so nothing is confused. I think if there is a good way to keep all these records and transfers it could work out well! They could get a little confusing and tedious but I do SUPPORT this 

[Variant]

I see how this defiantly could be useful for anyone who has a good amount of money invested well over the 20k but I also do see it being a problem with transferring around and maintaining a record so nothing is confused. I think if there is a good way to keep all these records and transfers it could work out well! They could get a little confusing and tedious but I do SUPPORT this 

As far as record keeping goes idk how it's maintained on the backend, but I would assume there wouldn't be an overwhelming amount of eternals doing this all the time, but good points none the less. Hope to see this get passed.

[strudelle]

this isnt a perk its just logic imo, would be dumb to lose the money invested.

support

[Lunchbox]

I don't have eternal, but I can see how this would be helpful, and how it would be annoying to lose money if you transferred to an account with rank on it already. I support.

[Mufasa]

Support this totally makes sense you should be able to do this. 

[Selenagomez]

as an eternal donor, i support this message.

[Formula One]

I do SUPPORT, I'm just unaware on how easily this is done for Omi - may be a reason why it hasn't been there before.

 

Though if your account is sitting at 20k+, I dont see why you can use that extra cash for other accounts (Also why would you go anymore than 21k in the first place!?!?!)

[Variant]

I do SUPPORT, I'm just unaware on how easily this is done for Omi - may be a reason why it hasn't been there before.

 

Though if your account is sitting at 20k+, I dont see why you can use that extra cash for other accounts (Also why would you go anymore than 21k in the first place!?!?!)

One example would be like the one I mentioned, where you have lets say $2,500 on an alt because you wanted to play with some donator perks, but now you want your eternal status on it, well if you transfer it that account will have $22,500 and it can never be separated after the fact. Do this over the course of a few years now you're sitting on an eternal account with $32,000 on it and no way of switching it to a diff account.

[Ivy]

I can't see any negative effect of this being possible.

Support.

[1]

Support, as long as Omicron if willing to do it, I don't see why it shouldn't be possible.

[Psyc]

Not that it'll ever effect me.. but: Support

[Aves]

I'm not eternal, but I don't see why this shouldn't be a thing. I honestly didn't even know you couldn't do this already.

 

Support. 

[Tamber]

All of the questions I thought to ask were already asked and it seems like there's a logical answer for each.

 

Support.

[Brambo]

This totally makes sense. There is no use for the money over the 20k$. Being able to transfer that to any other account would be only fair.