Besides finding and contacting new friends, you can use MySpace to:

Your Myspace profile is an extension of your business. You can customize your profile to match your company’s colors, and give users a detailed overview of your company and your product offerings. Having your business on Myspace allows you to market your brand to over 100 million current users.

Unlike Facebook, which only allows text ads, MySpace is only allowing display ads for now (advertisers would like both, I imagine). Users can choose between a 728×90 or 300×250 ad unit and can create an ad with pre-built templates and a Flash tool, or upload their own.

• Create your own blog.
• Rank other peoples’ profile photos.
• Grade your college professors.
• Post and view events going on in your area.
• Play games.
• Post and view classified ads.
• Discover new music and artists at MySpace Music.

Myspace was created with a target user audience of 13-18 year-olds in mind. As this demographic began to outgrow their high school mindsets of parties and punk rock bands, Myspace failed to appeal to their more adult interests and lifestyles.

We’ve transferred photos over for all classic/old Myspace accounts. You can find them in the Mixes section of your profile. Unfortunately, if you cannot locate your old profile we will be unable to assist with retrieval since the old Myspace was never transferred to the new Myspace.

On March 18, 2019, it was revealed that Myspace had lost all their user content from 2015 and earlier in botched server migration, with no backup. Over 50 million songs and 12 years’ worth of content were permanently lost.

If there are albums/photos with a holding space for images but the images do not load, that means the photos are no longer located on our servers and we cannot assist with retrieving your photos.

According to MySpace if you can’t find your old photos or videos, this means that your old data was not synced to new MySpace. This means that your data is no longer available. There is no way to retrieve that. Also, you cannot recover your messages that you had with your MySpace friends before June 2013.

If you need help resetting your password, we can help by sending you a link to reset it. No Email Received? They are most likely blocking emails from Myspace from being delivered. The forgot password feature has been checked and confirmed to be working as expected.

Go to https://login.yahoo.com/forgot in a web browser. This website will help you recover your Yahoo account by sending a confirmation code to your backup email address or phone number. You must have access to your recovery email address or phone number to restore your account.

First of all, go to the account recovery page of Yahoo mail that is https://login.yahoo.com/forgot . This process is same for mobile and desktop. Now enter your Yahoo mail address into the given box and then click on Continue. Now click on Yes, send me an Account Key tab.

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