MySpace.com

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Michael of Tonawanda NY (05/05/06)
I just want to say that us current users of MySpace.com shouldn't need to lie about our ages and lower them to 14 just to get a private profile...we should be able to get a private profile and still stay 16 or whatever...

Patricia of 565 Summer Street, MA May 3, 2006

Patricia of MA (05/03/06)
The website is trying to restrict the age...but the kids are lying about their age. The kids on the site that list their age as 18 are only 15.

Ada of Bethlehem, PA April 25, 2006

Ada of Bethlehem PA (04/25/06)
I recently sent you an email about my daughter's space being copied and sent out to other members of myspace with very nasty messages, which is causing these members to call my daughter with threats. I was told from myspace that I need legal request to find out who is doing this. The person actually went onto my daughter's myspace and copied her screen and stole her pics and all and then went and sent these vulgar messages with her information.

This is a violation of privacy, slander as well as fraud and there has to be something you can do about this! This person is also badgering my daughters name as well as reputation with very explicit accusations on some sort of bulletin and this is totally unacceptable! I cannot understand that you the fact that this can continue to happen and you will not do anything to stop this until I seek legal counsel.

In the mean time with the way teenagers are these days, should my daughter be somewhere where a myspace member received a message and harm my daughter because of something that is out of her control. 

My daugter cries day and nite because of this vulgarity....she is being threatened by other myspace members because of this.

Patricia of Greenbrae, CA April 22, 2006

Patricia of Greenbrae CA (04/22/06)
My niece has a page on myspace.com. I am appalled by it and have been trying to have it deleted. So far I have emailed them twice and I have received no response. My niece has not been on the site since Nov 2005. My concern is that her name, small town she lives in, and pictures of her are on there. It would be a predators dream to see her profile. This has caused significant problems within our family.

Leslie of Alpharetta, GA March 31, 2006

Leslie of Alpharetta GA (03/31/06)
Someone has set up an account with my daughter's picture and is using it as if they are my daughter. My daughter is 10 years old. I have sent emails to have the myspace removed to no avail. Whoever is responding as my daughter is using crude language.

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