Instead the lesser ones at the bottom are always chosen to win. I had seen entries that should of won in being the best by far in quality. This is why getting AP should be put on prepaid cards and soled the way beer, cigarettes and strictly adults things are done.Ĭontests on imvu are often misleading by putting out rules that they don't adhere to. Which has potential danger of you becoming a victim of human trafficking, by a unreliable staff worker. Rather it's fishing for personal info.ĭark side of getting AP is you're practically giving your id away, of who you really are. Monkey surveys has nothing to do with quality improvement of imvu. Imvu really doesn't listen to user complaints about what anyone doesn't like and does pretty much what they want and expects everyone to like it. One of the worse changes the creators did is connect cellular app to the website. Imvu should hire outside help to do what their own creators fail. Rather than really coming up with things everyone would like. What doesn't help is the hired creators who keep changing apps on everything, just to keep their payroll going. How you end up with a good or bad staff worker who oversees your account depends on the time during day or night when you first create it. Out of the 50 imvu employees, not all are bad. Improper for those looking for real love, where for some turned out to be a regrettable mistake, of which they were lucky to escape from and others got the unfortunate thing of having disappeared. Imvu is not really a place for anyone under the age of 20. Appearing to have endless credits to do such is another dead give way, that they are imvu employee.
Imvu game professional#
Including those who do daily dress-up on feed in convincing ways that look professional but are not developers. Some will use regular names but can also be recognized as those who are leading discover on feed. Staff workers can be recognized as having accounts with 6 digits after the name (e.g. Not all staff workers have gone rogue and are bad.
Staff claims to not go on a regular account, but that's not true. These same staff workers use disabled accounts to get on your friends list or group without your approval. After some say it's like a social media, it started to put up fake accounts with actual photos of people that were taken from some where else on the web and maintain by staff workers. Now is trying to be a people pleaser by saying it's multipurpose. Imvu is actually a virtual reality, that has known to put ads all over the internet, of it being a Dress-up Game for Adults. I had bad experience from IMVU from the beginning I get it's a game but actual people are behind the screen first I put my status I'm married I made that perfectly clear I'm married to the same person as I'm in irl when I got on it I had no clue that people online would talk like that I am behind technology a little bit I figured since IMVU is world wide I would meet cultural stuff and that interests me that's what it says on the main thing by the way false advertisements the people in there would not stop touching my avatar inappropriately they even said vulgar things to me try to break up our marriage so they would go with me lucky for me Ik my husband but most people meet online I'm not one of them I met my husband irl then when u shot them down they call u a Karen among other things my husband and I no longer on the game it's not worth the headache if it's up to me I give imvu a zero then to find out a lot of them are children and Pedophiles on this game it disturbing customer service doesn't do anything about this I talk to them on the phone about this nothing last one just hung up on me when I had a problem on my account luckily for me I never ever spent any money on here they try to push u vip that's the only way you can get other people to stop touching your avatar it costs $10 a month for that they may have deals but why should I pay money to keep people for touching my avatar the whole thing is awful IMVU needs to be shut down parents needs to be aware of this game it's a porno game not for children
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