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| Anshe also exercises control over what may be placed in her Dreamland areas, ensuring that ] rules are obeyed; other land in ] is unzoned, where multiple different types of business or housing are located in adjacent areas. ], the CEO of ] - the company that produces ] - has referred to Anshe as "the ]" when referring to the role she plays on her zoned continent "Dreamland". . | Anshe also exercises control over what may be placed in her Dreamland areas, ensuring that ] rules are obeyed; other land in ] is unzoned, where multiple different types of business or housing are located in adjacent areas. ], the CEO of ] - the company that produces ] - has referred to Anshe as "the ]" when referring to the role she plays on her zoned continent "Dreamland". . | ||
| Prior to her entry into the land market,Anshe earned a living as one of the personal escorts in a escorting service run out of the Cannabis Cathedral in ]. | Prior to her entry into the land market, Anshe earned a living as one of the personal escorts in a escorting service run out of the Cannabis Cathedral in ]. | ||
| Anshe also buys and sells ] Dollars for US$ seperately from ]'s own exchange service, and has recently set up a |
Anshe also buys and sells ] Dollars for US$ seperately from ]'s own exchange service, and has recently set up a simular service buying and selling currency on another game. | ||
| Anshe was recently temporarily suspended from ] |
Anshe was recently temporarily suspended from ] due to financial issues with ], the creators of ]. She later was able to resume participation in ] after the issues were resolved. | ||
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Anshe Chung is an avatar in the online world Second Life and was originally created by Ailin Graef. Together with her husband Guntram Graef, who goes by the name "Guni Greenstein" in Second Life, she has built an online business that engages in development, brokerage and arbitrage of virtual land, items and currencies. Since February 2006 the company is legally registered in Hubei, China, under the name "ANSHECHUNG Studios, Ltd.".
Anshe Chung began by making large amount of purely virtual money on MMORPGs such as Asheron's Call, Star Wars Galaxies and Shadowbane that she did not convert to real money however. This changed when she entered Second Life, a virtual world MMORPG in which the in-game currency, "Linden Dollars", can be 'officially' exchanged for real money. Players of Second Life can also buy areas of game land, for either in-game or real money. Anshe Chung earned an initial stake by selling custom avatar animations when these were a new feature of Second Life, Using this money she participated successfully in the emerging market for land. Anshe Chung now owns many servers worth of land, most of which are sold to other users.
Anshe also exercises control over what may be placed in her Dreamland areas, ensuring that zoning rules are obeyed; other land in Second Life is unzoned, where multiple different types of business or housing are located in adjacent areas. Philip Rosedale, the CEO of Linden Lab - the company that produces Second Life - has referred to Anshe as "the government" when referring to the role she plays on her zoned continent "Dreamland". .
Prior to her entry into the land market, Anshe earned a living as one of the personal escorts in a escorting service run out of the Cannabis Cathedral in Second Life.
Anshe also buys and sells Linden Dollars for US$ seperately from Linden Lab's own exchange service, and has recently set up a simular service buying and selling currency on another game.
Anshe was recently temporarily suspended from SecondLife due to financial issues with Linden Lab, the creators of SecondLife. She later was able to resume participation in SecondLife after the issues were resolved.