Kuramas9tails wrote: »Well, one way to look at it, maybe if someone gets a taste of the membership someone else bought them, maybe it would incline them to purchase it themselves?Avran_Sylt wrote: »Post this is the Crown Store & ESO Plus section of the forums.
But to be honest, I am surprised that you can't gift ESO+ to players. Though that might be because of current technical limitations for accounts. ZoS might not have appending ESO+ months to a current subscription ready at the moment, or even the permissions setup for that specific kind of public account manipulation. (Though I am pulling this out of my ass)
@ZOS_GinaBruno Any insight on this?Get them to start a DLC quest they want to finish or a skill line or something. Maybe that thought will fish ZOS to do it.
YOU CAN gift a month.
It will take a day or 2. YOu need 1500 crowns in your account, then write customer service with their @ name.
ZOS will deduct the crowns from your account and give them the ESO+
If you have the crowns already in your acct, it is faster than if they have to tell you that, then you have to wait again after they have bought.
I've gifted a month this way.
Kuramas9tails wrote: »@Danikat I have mine reoccurring but my boyfriend pays monthly and repays for it every month (not reoccurring but purchase it every time if you get what I mean). He's just short this month so I wanted to gift it to him instead so we can go in the Imperial Sewers together.It's probably because the subscription system isn't actually set up for one-off payments. If you want to buy just 30 days of ESO+ you have to set up a reoccurring subscription and then cancel it.
I already have a sub that is reoccurring for almost 3 years now. ZOS would still get their money from me either way.I have doubts that pay-by-crown will work for a length of time.
Say you sub. You pay your 15 and get all the benefits of it. Zeni received one subscription payment and handed one set of sub benefits.
But the pay-by-crown has Zeni handing out 2 craft bags, 2 sets of xp bonuses, 2 sets of research reduction bonuses, 2 sets of gold drop increases, etc. for only one subscription payment.
Might work for a month to give a friend a taste, but from a business standpoint that’s unsustainable.
dennissomb16_ESO wrote: »Kuramas9tails wrote: »@Danikat I have mine reoccurring but my boyfriend pays monthly and repays for it every month (not reoccurring but purchase it every time if you get what I mean). He's just short this month so I wanted to gift it to him instead so we can go in the Imperial Sewers together.It's probably because the subscription system isn't actually set up for one-off payments. If you want to buy just 30 days of ESO+ you have to set up a reoccurring subscription and then cancel it.
Is it possible to buy Imperial City DLC for your boyfriend?
Kuramas9tails wrote: »Well, one way to look at it, maybe if someone gets a taste of the membership someone else bought them, maybe it would incline them to purchase it themselves?Avran_Sylt wrote: »Post this is the Crown Store & ESO Plus section of the forums.
But to be honest, I am surprised that you can't gift ESO+ to players. Though that might be because of current technical limitations for accounts. ZoS might not have appending ESO+ months to a current subscription ready at the moment, or even the permissions setup for that specific kind of public account manipulation. (Though I am pulling this out of my ass)
@ZOS_GinaBruno Any insight on this?Get them to start a DLC quest they want to finish or a skill line or something. Maybe that thought will fish ZOS to do it.
YOU CAN gift a month.
It will take a day or 2. YOu need 1500 crowns in your account, then write customer service with their @ name.
ZOS will deduct the crowns from your account and give them the ESO+
If you have the crowns already in your acct, it is faster than if they have to tell you that, then you have to wait again after they have bought.
I've gifted a month this way.
Kuramas9tails wrote: »Kuramas9tails wrote: »Well, one way to look at it, maybe if someone gets a taste of the membership someone else bought them, maybe it would incline them to purchase it themselves?Avran_Sylt wrote: »Post this is the Crown Store & ESO Plus section of the forums.
But to be honest, I am surprised that you can't gift ESO+ to players. Though that might be because of current technical limitations for accounts. ZoS might not have appending ESO+ months to a current subscription ready at the moment, or even the permissions setup for that specific kind of public account manipulation. (Though I am pulling this out of my ass)
@ZOS_GinaBruno Any insight on this?Get them to start a DLC quest they want to finish or a skill line or something. Maybe that thought will fish ZOS to do it.
YOU CAN gift a month.
It will take a day or 2. YOu need 1500 crowns in your account, then write customer service with their @ name.
ZOS will deduct the crowns from your account and give them the ESO+
If you have the crowns already in your acct, it is faster than if they have to tell you that, then you have to wait again after they have bought.
I've gifted a month this way.Awesome! I will see what ZOS and customer service can do for me! Thank you!
Ectheliontnacil wrote: »Kuramas9tails wrote: »Well, one way to look at it, maybe if someone gets a taste of the membership someone else bought them, maybe it would incline them to purchase it themselves?Avran_Sylt wrote: »Post this is the Crown Store & ESO Plus section of the forums.
But to be honest, I am surprised that you can't gift ESO+ to players. Though that might be because of current technical limitations for accounts. ZoS might not have appending ESO+ months to a current subscription ready at the moment, or even the permissions setup for that specific kind of public account manipulation. (Though I am pulling this out of my ass)
@ZOS_GinaBruno Any insight on this?Get them to start a DLC quest they want to finish or a skill line or something. Maybe that thought will fish ZOS to do it.
YOU CAN gift a month.
It will take a day or 2. YOu need 1500 crowns in your account, then write customer service with their @ name.
ZOS will deduct the crowns from your account and give them the ESO+
If you have the crowns already in your acct, it is faster than if they have to tell you that, then you have to wait again after they have bought.
I've gifted a month this way.
Then ZOS is ***. If you can gift eso plus for 1,5k crowns, nobody ever has to pay for eso plus again.
The guy you're giving eso plus to will receive the plus benefits and 1,5k crowns. These crowns he can use in turn to pay your own subscription and giving you back your original 1,5k crowns. Thus closing the perpetual cycle of eso plus gifting.
Even if they did not include the complementary 1,5k crowns in a gifted plus subscription, you'd still get 2 months of eso plus out of every monthly payment.
Here's how I would do it: Get a six month (or whatever) membership and use all the crowns to pay a six month membership for your friend. Then get them to do the same for you. You're getting 1 year of eso plus even though you payed for half of it. True you'll miss out on the crowns but so what? If you're really only looking for eso plus and don't care about outfits etc. it's all the same to you.
Important question @Mureel , did you do this once, twice, or was this something you did to buy someone a subscription for 6 months?Ectheliontnacil wrote: »Kuramas9tails wrote: »Well, one way to look at it, maybe if someone gets a taste of the membership someone else bought them, maybe it would incline them to purchase it themselves?Avran_Sylt wrote: »Post this is the Crown Store & ESO Plus section of the forums.
But to be honest, I am surprised that you can't gift ESO+ to players. Though that might be because of current technical limitations for accounts. ZoS might not have appending ESO+ months to a current subscription ready at the moment, or even the permissions setup for that specific kind of public account manipulation. (Though I am pulling this out of my ass)
@ZOS_GinaBruno Any insight on this?Get them to start a DLC quest they want to finish or a skill line or something. Maybe that thought will fish ZOS to do it.
YOU CAN gift a month.
It will take a day or 2. YOu need 1500 crowns in your account, then write customer service with their @ name.
ZOS will deduct the crowns from your account and give them the ESO+
If you have the crowns already in your acct, it is faster than if they have to tell you that, then you have to wait again after they have bought.
I've gifted a month this way.
Then ZOS is ***. If you can gift eso plus for 1,5k crowns, nobody ever has to pay for eso plus again.
The guy you're giving eso plus to will receive the plus benefits and 1,5k crowns. These crowns he can use in turn to pay your own subscription and giving you back your original 1,5k crowns. Thus closing the perpetual cycle of eso plus gifting.
Even if they did not include the complementary 1,5k crowns in a gifted plus subscription, you'd still get 2 months of eso plus out of every monthly payment.
Here's how I would do it: Get a six month (or whatever) membership and use all the crowns to pay a six month membership for your friend. Then get them to do the same for you. You're getting 1 year of eso plus even though you payed for half of it. True you'll miss out on the crowns but so what? If you're really only looking for eso plus and don't care about outfits etc. it's all the same to you.
Well idk what to tell ya, this is how they do it.
As long as someone is paying actual money for the subscription, even if you were buying from someone who is selling crowns, it's still a profit for ZOS. Maybe even limit the subscription gift idea to only allow current ESO plus members to gift it or it will not include crowns, just the perks? I don't know. An option for ZOS to think about if they ever read this.xenowarrior92eb17_ESO wrote: »lel if that's an option il have enough gold to pay for life...so the way I see it il get free eso+ for nothing...crowns and all for just nothing...#feelsgoodtobeatrader
@BozzyTheDrummer It's not automatically reoccurring. My bf pays by a month to month basis on PS4 using PSN cards.BozzyTheDrummer wrote: »I mean if it's one month, non-reoccurring, I could understand gifting it, I guess. But how could you gift a reoccurring subscription to someone?