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Meez is the social entertainment leader combining avatars, web games and virtual worlds
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Bring back meez I miss my friends online bring back meez 2020
Meez has been down for a year,also I had an account stolen and they didn't help me get it back,they don't have good security either,I hope they fix these issues in the future,because I really loved mees.
I joined Meez in Autumn of 2007, which the "roomz" did not exist during this time, but they did have chat rooms on each user profile. I chatted in those mini chat rooms occasionally, then I logged on to find a whole new virtual world. Meez employees kept up with the increasing amount of abuse reports that hit their inboxes daily, which made Meez.com tolerable to use because most of the folks whom were left were friendly. The room designs were stellar; they were a decent size and the virtual characters were clear; over twenty rooms were filled to the maximum capacity daily, which left folks repeatedly clicking the refresh option that came with each maximum capacity pop up. The Meez Maker had a variety of items that ranged from animations to jewelry with many style categories and each of them were at a reasonable coin cost. The forums were separated by a variety of sub-forum categories and no one stepped on anyone's toes. The classic version of Meez was hacked a total of two or three times and the developers were on top of the issue to make sure it was resolved, which they announced their official move to beta Meez, claiming the classic version was susceptible to hacking attacks and beta would not be prone to hacking (this was a year or two after announcements of a change in the whole website).
Then, as time went on, "Beta Meez" eventually reared it's ugly head, but the good thing was that users were able to go back to the original version of Meez.com for a good year or two. Folks who disliked it complained about it, folks who liked it praised it, and folks who kept an open mind told users to give them time to improve the bugs, but the complaints outweighed the praises. Some time went on and minor things got tweaked in the beta version of Meez after some constant suggestions, but the great features classic had were never added to the beta version as requested/promised so classic looked more like the upgrade and beta looked like the downgrade. Relationship/friendship animation statuses on the profiles were gone faster than they were launched and users wasted 5,000 coins for nothing, and also, animations/backgrounds got removed from the Meez Maker with the launch of beta Meez and no one got their coins reimbursed from all the times they were buying those items. The option to change back to classic Meez was removed and website traffic started to dwindle. Many rooms were left almost empty and there were only three active rooms left, (now removed by hackers; 2017). Soon after beta became the official Meez.com, it was hit with numerous hacking attempts, which left the website down for days to weeks because the developers took the option to just wait out the attacks, not seeming to be concerned about the credit card numbers Meezers had saved in their database; all these hackers had to do was hack into profiles and go to the credit card page where everything was saved for a user if they wanted a quick transaction. Many rooms had their coding changed so they were unable to see, or gave users headaches. The forums were no longer separated and many sub-forums were merged, angering and confusing many forum users because they just did not match up topic wise. Abuse reports stopped being top priority of the developers and some users became an issue because they could be as alarming as they wanted without consequence so they continued to chat among themselves about how they could obtain user IP addresses, find out where they're located, pick a few "eenie meenie miney moe" style and show up at their door to blow their heads off on a daily basis.
Mind you, Meez is claimed to be a website for users 13 and up, but it obviously has become a place for folks 18 and up because of the lack of attention placed on the website as a whole. Do not use your credit card on this website, either, because it will most likely be obtained by the wrong people and Meez does NOT do refunds, even if it's an error on their end.
As of 11/5/2017, Meez has been down for a couple days and it's hard to tell if it's a hack attack or they just decided to shut down unannounced. Good luck to the folks who have spent money on Meez just before the shut down because you definitely won't see a refund for the VIP status you paid for.
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