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How do I send a gift from the marketplace to my game master's username?

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Rohan
Plus
Currently the only option I see is for players, not for the GM and typing their username does not show up in the list. I would rather not ask them for the email address with which they signed up for the account. Additionally, if I go on the user's page, I see an option to gift a subscription, but not one to gift an marketplace item. I checked the help article but it does not say anything useful about finding the user to gift other than using the field available. ( <a href="https://help.roll20.net/hc/en-us/articles/360047209433-Gifting-Marketplace-Items" rel="nofollow">https://help.roll20.net/hc/en-us/articles/360047209433-Gifting-Marketplace-Items</a> ) I must be doing something really dumb because I can't imagine why it would be so difficult. Any help would be appreciated.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
The GM should be a "player" for this purpose.&nbsp; If they are not listed that would be a bug, &nbsp;I would send the Devs a message via the Help Center .&nbsp; Edit: after some testing I don't see GMs for sending gifts either. I will retest in a day or so (there could be a time delay).&nbsp;
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Bianca
Forum Champion
Hi Rohan - I really appreciate you pointing this out. We just released a fix for the dropdown, can you double check? Thanks!
Bianca said: Hi Rohan - I really appreciate you pointing this out. We just released a fix for the dropdown, can you double check? Thanks! It works! Thank you! One request: Can you rename this to "Gift to user" or something? It would capture what that option does more accurately.