Will Gold In Escrow Hold My Apartment While I'm Gone?Follow

My EQII account is due to expire in a couple of days, and I need to let it lapse for a time while I go and do other things.

Here's the question: Will gold in my apartment's escrow slot automatically pay the upkeep while I'm away -- or will I come back in six/eight/twelve months to find my apartment, and all the stuff in it, gone?

The apartment is the 5 silver per week one in Castleview Hamlet, The Bed and Book Inn. I've got ten gold in escrow right now, hoping to keep the bills paid in my absence.

I've got more souvenirs from adventuring now than I could possibly carry on my character and/or store in the bank, so that's not a preferred option.

Thanks for any and all speedy replies. Happy questing!

LL

Edited, Apr 14th 2007 3:33am by listlurker

Yeah. Not paying your rent just results in you not being able to /enter/ the home until you pay it. All of it's contents remain intact.

Just to let you know I just came back from close to a year leave of abcense and had 3 toons with different apartments. Each stocked with stuff. All I had to do was pay the current rent charge. All was well and nothing had changed.

So take as long as you need. As long as you do not delete your toon you will keep your apartment and if the rent lapses it will not even take the coin from your bank or toon.

However your apartment will be dusty and rodent infested so make sure you cover the armor and toss out any food stuff....