IMVU is a free social network set in a spectacular virtual 3D world. The members can meet new people and hang out with their friends in animated 3D environments. They can also design their own custom avatars and equip them with different clothes and accessories. Most of the coolest items out there are not free - they cost credits to buy. IMVU credits can be acquired either from various free promotions, or by buying them for real cash. Credits are the virtual currency used everywhere in the IMVU world.

Now that we've established that IMVU users spend credits (and in turn, real cash) on various nifty virtual items, you should know that the opposite is also true - members can make money on IMVU by selling various 3D designs on the site marketplace, and earning IMVU credits this way. It's a great opportunity for people with graphics design skills to get some additional income. IMVU uses Cal3D library for designing the 3D items.

Anyone can use the Content Creation program on IMVU. The only requirement is a small initial credits investment to cover the submission fees to the IMVU product catalog. If you create something that becomes really popular, you can earn lots of credits over a short period of time. That includes items people use to enhance the look of their avatar, and 3D environment designs for the chat rooms.

You might wonder how earning IMVU credits translates into making money. The thing is, IMVU allows converting their credits to real cash. There is a number of third party services that both sell and buy credits. If you have a lot of credits available, you can sell them to one of those merchants for real money in your PayPal account. In this regard, IMVU is similar to Second Life which also allows selling and buying of their virtual currency for real world money.

Its one of these online universes…a bit like Second Life. People can create and make the rooms, furniture and world's, design clothing for the avatars to wear..make up etc. People dress up etc and go in there to chat. Whilst a lot do use imvu to chat, many people just create and earn an income from it.

Most do it with roleplay where they take turns to write out all their imaginations together. This is where anyone can also Flag/Report the chat and get you banned. It’s rare to happen because most tend to make friends in personal chats, but if you do it in public you bump into the risk of someone being bothered by it and they can flag the chat. Same thing goes with posting that kind of content anywhere that is open to the public. Customer Service go through so many reports that they don’t have the mental energy to actually look at them carefully so it’s easier if we just stay clear of the boundaries to help make their jobs easier.

There are also Black Market 3D products like IMVUMAFIAS.org . You can buy when you search on google or find a “dealer” in the sites chats, I really recommend this website. 1stly you can use the Medit software and you can shop and a lot of stuff in it, you can visit this post for more information . Since they have open competition, they have evolve and improve the quality, so it’s really cool,,, opposite to other website where you can not really depend on their credibility, thier stuff look like an instant patheti from the digital 90s the moment you try to use them, It’s hilarious and not sexy as what you can get in this website.

Another reason why you should be a member of IMVUMAFIAS is because many who sell them are active people who are trying to make easy and affordable sales.

At the top of the homepage is a screenshot of a shirtless man and a busty woman in a bikini top embracing in waist-deep water and staring into each other’s eyes with the phrase “Create your fantasy” underneath.

The website is called IMVU, a realistic Sims-like game and social networking virtual world purported to be for kids ages 13 and up.

IMVU players select an avatar and buy clothing and items to personalize its world. The avatars have adult bodies (not 13-year-old ones,) and virtually all of the female avatars are sexy and large-chested with suggestive outfits to match.

Aside from customizing your avatar, the real focus of IMVU is interacting with other players. Users can chat with someone they know or click the “chat now” button to randomly connect with other players.

Kids can block an offensive chat buddy, but there is no chat filter to prevent them from being exposed to profanity or sexually explicit conversation, or keep them from giving out personally identifying information. If a player wants to get to know his chat partner better, he can visit their IMVU homepage which is unmonitored for age-inappropriate content.

As IMVU players chat, they can also make their avatars interact. Among more innocent activities, avatars can kiss, cuddle, and make out with each other (with a credit card, you can purchase a “mature access” pass where they can actually simulate sexual activity.)

IMVU is like just having a 40th floor window that can move from one window to another. It’s not that immersive compared to Second Life.

But comparing the two is really unfair, because one is like a whole continent (Second Life) and the other is like a mail order catalog (IMVU).

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