I love my kids playing this site.My 9 year old loves it she thinks its fun with out vip.Plus you parents like me are complaning about the media boxes well guess what THEY DISABLED THE BOXES HAHA.

It WILL give you viruses whether you know it or not! It tried to hack into my grandmas computer but her virus protection caught it in time.....other people arent so lucky! DONT USE THIS SITE!!! Go to *stardoll* it is safe fun and free!

Well, I've been on meez for 2 years. And Out of both of those years I've been through more then 5 meezes. Why? Because I've either got hacked or banned for life. Meez is a total scam, and its only there so that people can spend there money on a virtual website, and get banned or hacked. The Thing about this site that is fun howevever, is that you get to meet people through the virtual site, and make online friends. But there are some bad things about this site. First of all, they have TOO MANY glitches. They have browser exploit, I've seen some people complain about viruses. Money Scam, and it is not very appropriate. I've seen people ask to have sex through the internet. I also agree with some of the comments menttioned about "commiting suicide", over the internet. This is a site that I would recommend for more older kids. 13 and Down don't even risk. But 13 to 14 just isnt the right age. This is a very risky site, and they have many people on the internet trying to figure out where you live. this site isn't really a great site. I've spent tons of money, and all they do is ban you after you spend your money. I've seen tons of people get banned for some stupid reason, and they didn't do anything. Website contains ; viruses, glitches, spyware, adware, scams, browser exploit and many more.

I get on this site EVERY day. I personally think there's WAY to many kids on it. The Age is set as 13+. I don't think it should be set as that. Yes, you may think you're old enough to be on it, but you're not. Even at 13, I didn't get on it. I waited till I was 15 cause I knew about all the language and stuff from my sister's account. Some messages aren't positive at all. At 13 kids aren't always mature. "Noobs" tend to cause drama all the time, and most of the time, they're under the age limit. Eveytime I'm in MY personal room, a noob will come in and start random things If they don't like the kinda of music they have to listen to while their in there or what they cannot play. Just, the age thing needs to be changed, and BRING MEDIA BOXES BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well im a user of meez* and ive used it since i was 12 so i say i kinda agree with you since a lot of people say sexual stuff and vulgar language thta pre-teens shouldn't know yet, but you can report the person and they'll be banned so its not so bad unless your the one saying them which then will be very bad for you.

ilove it

I've been using meez for two and a half years now. I'll share a little of my experiences, and what I know about the site. Meez itself is a PG13+ site (meaning, it's aimed at users who are 13+, and users under the age of 13 are not allowed on the site). There two main sections of the site; a forum section (like a message board) and 'Meez Nation', somewhat of a miniature world composed of virtual chat rooms. In addition to this, there are also user profile pages and mini avatars which users can customize. The forum section has various subjects in which users can post and discuss things, such as music, fashion, and sports. There are rules to using the forums, of course, which are more strict than many other forum sites. Rudeness, bullying, and bashing new users is not allowed, hate speech of any form is not allowed (this includes racism, homophobic hate speech, and discrimination against gender or ethnicity), and the use of explicit profanity is not allowed. There are built in filters to try and censor some of the curse words. If a user tries to get around these filters by spelling a curse word slightly different, for instance, they can (and should) be reported for breaking the rules so a site administrator can fix the problem and apply the appropriate punishment (often times warning or temporary ban). There is zero tolerance for adult content, and if any user is found posting or promoting such material, they will be permanently banned from the site. This also includes cybersex or sexual messages. 'Meez Nation' has various 'hoods', as they're called, each of which have different rooms. The rules in these rooms are very much the same as the forums, with an exception to curse words and rudeness (like namecalling). The reason for this is because of option to ignore users. If someone is being rude or cursing too much, you can simply click on that person's username and select 'ignore'. From that point on, anything an ignored user says will not show up on your screen. That being said, hate speech, cyber sex, asking for a person's phone number or address, asking for someone's account information, or being under 13 is strictly prohibited. Anyone found breaking these rules should be reported, which can be done by click on that users name and choosing 'Report Abuse'. The profile pages are pretty simple; basic information such as age and the time a person joined meez is displayed. Additional information can be added by the user; things such as hometown, school or job info, and an open-ended 'about me' section. There's also a media box at the bottom of the profile page, where things such as pictures and videos can be added. It's important to note that the media box is modified via html coding. The forum rules apply to profile pages. Users can also choose from three levels of profile page privacy - public (everyone can see), friends-only (only people on a users friends list can see), and private (only the user themself can see). And finally, there is the 'MeezMaker', where a user can dress up their meez however he or she wants. There is quite a variety of dress styles to choose from, ranging from silly costumes to real-life apparel (even some premium name-brand items). There are a LOT of items standard users can choose from, many of which are free, and then there are some premium items which can only be bought if a user is a VIP or bought with 'meez cash' (VIP and meez cash can only be bought via actual money). To say that some of the dress items are sexually provocative is going a little too far, considering the meez avatars are nothing more than cartoons and often times do not represent a user themself. The Bottom Line: Meez is a great site for teens who are 13 or older *with parental guidance*. There is only so much websites can do. A lot of the responsibility, if not most, falls into the hands of parents. There are moderators (called mentors) and administrators who very frequently patrol meez to make sure things are safe for the users, but there's no possible way for them to be everywhere 24/7, or for them to know everything that every user is doing or saying. Parents need to step up to the plate and know what their kids are doing and that they are posting on any website. Meez has a lot of potential for users meeting new friends and having fun!

i luv meez* i have one my mom said i could be on it for an our or 2 there is nasty seaxual stuff on there there are beer at the meez partys doing sexy dances and its bad and there avatars could be naked but its quite addictictg really

I have had experience with the meez game ! And i dont believe that the game is fit for 13 year olds at all! First of all, most of the users say bad words. Even though the "chat room" are filtered, users find ways to substitute letters to make into bad words. So it is not a game that yuong teen should play! Because it will teach them that its ok to say those types of words ANYWHERE. Which is not true. Second of all, theirs alot of cyber-bullying and cyber-sex. Meez does take action with this by banning the accounts but still it teaches "teens" thats it ok to do this without getting in trouble or anything else that may result as consquence from these actions. Only if your kid is mature should play meez or wait til he/she is old enough to handle this type of stuff. Third of all, "user" feel pressure from this game because their are items that you have to buy with real money and if the people dont buy it for their account their not considered "cool" So many teens spend hundreds of dolllars on a chatting game that they may only use for about a year or so before they out grow it. But the 3 main problems are language, cyber-bullying and sex, and "peer pressure" So this game should have a older age requirement! The game was first made for young teenage fun , just to make an avatar and dress it and just chat. But the teens now a days have become so different that the website has become over taken by these type of teens (which is sad because it makes kids not allowed on this game anymore)