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How to Sign Up for MySpace

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By carpesomediem


Credit: Melissa Popp
Credit: Melissa Popp

Why sign up for MySpace

MySpace is one of the most popular and oldest social networking sites in existence on the Internet.  It started out as something small and grew as more users began joining and spreading the world.  It became the place to stay connected and talk with friends and more.  Over time, MySpace began adding new features, such as blogging, communities and even an instant messaging function.  It also began focusing on event planning and even hosting events of their own, such as their secret concerts and comedy shows.


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How to sign up for MySpace

In order to sign up for MySpace, visit www.myspace.com.  If you get an invite for MySpace from any other address, it is a ploy to get user account information and passwords.  Only sign up for a profile at the official web address: www.myspace.com.  You want to click the Sign Up link once you are on the main page; then, from there, you will have to enter your e-mail address, a password, birthday, gender and the name you want to use.  Make sure your password is secure.  MySpace is one of the most phished web sites, so you want to be protected when signing up for an account there.  You will need to enter a CAPTCHA code to verify you are a real person, and then submit the form.  From there, MySpace will have you validate your e-mail and once done, you will be ready to create your MySpace profile.


The benefits of using MySpace

Since MySpace has been around for so long, most users are more familiar with it than with using its primary competition: Facebook.  While both services offer just about the same features, MySpace holds the distinction amongst the social networking community for being the easiest place to reconnect with lost friends, family and others in life.  MySpace also has the dubious distinction of being associated with the less than savory side of the Internet.  However, users still flock to the site and add to its creativity and evolution in the social networking scheme.

MySpace in the News

  • Andy Staples: Florida recruits offer explanations for controversial MySpace photosSports Illustrated9 hours ago

    Photos pulled from two Florida recruits' MySpace pages have raised questions about the type of players the Gators are recruiting, but the prospects say the pictures are each more than four years old and were taken drastically out of context.

  • Police: Man had sex with underage girl he met on MySpaceNew Hampshire Union Leader12 hours ago

    Wilfred Cuellar-Mejia, 20, is charged with having sex with a 13-year-old girl he met on MySpace. Their sexual relationship was discovered by her parents when they were awakened by noises after the girl sneaked the man into their home in the middle of the night, police said.

  • Chris Henry Fiancee, Loleini Tonga's Myspace Pics Do Not Suggest Homicide MotiveDimeWars11 hours ago

    Cincinatti Bengals star Chris Henry's fiancee Loleini Tonga seen in the photo above looks to be in a loving relationship with her beau. Her myspace page also reveals that they he had just bought her an engagement ring, according to her myspace page:

  • LIZ SMITH FLASH! How a MySpace User Can Break Into JournalismwowOwow5 hours ago

    One lucky MySpace user has the chance to become a special correspondent at the World Economic Forum. Here’s the scoop … Flash! From Liz Smith | Today 4:00 am There are so many young journalists going begging and out of work. Here’s a chance for engaged young women to compete for being winner of a reporting spot in January at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. MySpace is announcing ...

  • Avatar premiere MySpace webcastThe Courier Mail26 hours ago

    IT'S the year's biggest movie, and now's your chance to watch the Avatar Los Angeles premiere red carpet with a webcast on MySpace.

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