Can we pay to keep this service from existing? The most annoying thing about myspace is the pop up music and espn is the inmotion video.
If the option of listening to the animation is possible, then find...but I expect people who pay a subscription fee for the talking head will set it to auto start....which will be a pain in da arshe when you visit a site often.
blebla
· 3 years ago
Why would anyone fund this?
Ted
· 3 years ago
Just a question, do you use any social networking sites, and if so which ones?
Guido
· 3 years ago
This product builds on the idea of giving users more freedom to create their own content and identities online. I can see this being easily adopted in users' profile pages.
If users have to pay for this service, do you know of a free avatar creation software similar to Oddcast?
Charlie
· 3 years ago
You're right, a lower price point, or freemium version will be key to a consumer offering. Same with adding social features and more flexibility in character creation.
Personal info accessories, like ringtones, myspace wall papers, etc are creating more personal web experiences and modes of communication, signaling. and expression. Young generations see this as a fundamental part of their digital experience. Not only have they proven willingness to pay here , but marketers are more. than happy to enable strong brand associations and use avatars-to help create identity.
michael lehman
· 3 years ago
guido, you could check out meez.com. most of it is free.
Joseph Cardina
· 3 years ago
If you guys are looking for a free program that offers a similar type of service as sitepal, checkout speechagents.com
I signed up for a free account, and they let you place characters on web sites, but you have to pay for one of their subscriptions to get it on MySpace and eBay, but a guy that works with them told me by December, they will have a FREE MySpace interface that lets you use it totally free as a gift to MySpace users.
Pete Prestipino
· 3 years ago
They also recently released what looks like some decent lead generation and sales propsecting tools.
Justin HIcks
· 2 years ago
You have just entered the myspace page of the royal J.Hicks
BRANDON
· 2 years ago
WHATS UP MY NIGGA
malachi
· 2 years ago
can i have one
malachi
· 2 years ago
thank u
malachi
· 2 years ago
give me more
codster
· 2 years ago
hi
Fernell
· 2 years ago
You have reached Lil Fern's Personal myspace page and it's like wow. Chill,leave comments,steal frinds,and enjoy. Remember, if it ain't bout money he doesn't want to holla.
Jacqueline
· 2 years ago
Does anyone know any sites that have FREE sitepal people?! Because everywhere I look There like 9.00$ a month or 20 somthing dollars!! I just want a little person saying somthing for my myspace!!! errrrghh! please help! :)
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If the option of listening to the animation is possible, then find...but I expect people who pay a subscription fee for the talking head will set it to auto start....which will be a pain in da arshe when you visit a site often.
If users have to pay for this service, do you know of a free avatar creation software similar to Oddcast?
Personal info accessories, like ringtones, myspace wall papers, etc are creating more personal web experiences and modes of communication, signaling. and expression. Young generations see this as a fundamental part of their digital experience. Not only have they proven willingness to pay here , but marketers are more. than happy to enable strong brand associations and use avatars-to help create identity.
I signed up for a free account, and they let you place characters on web sites, but you have to pay for one of their subscriptions to get it on MySpace and eBay, but a guy that works with them told me by December, they will have a FREE MySpace interface that lets you use it totally free as a gift to MySpace users.
-Jacqueline A.K.A sunnydaymyday12@Hotmail.com