A new Friendster Site is coming

Friendster.com is  introducing a new and improved Friendster site in the coming weeks. As part of this change, they will remove a number of social networking functions in Friendster. This includes your existing account profile, photos, messages, blogs, and shoutouts. However, your list of friends will be preserved, along with your basic profile information.

An application is available in the "Apps" section of the site, until May 31st 2011, to help you download or export them securely to third party sites, such as Flickr or Multiply. The application is available here.

If you do not wish to keep any of these information, you do not need to do anything. Your Friendster account will not be deleted. Your Friendster Wallet, along with the coins and chips in it, will remain unchanged in the new site as long as you use your existing login details.

For more information on the Exporter app, please visit the Friendster Help page.

Watch out for a brand new Friendster experience very soon!

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  1. xcited to see the new friendster....hahahaha

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  2. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  3. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  4. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  5. [...] company MOL Global at the end of 2009 for a reported $40 million. Fast forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  6. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  7. [...] company MOL Global at the end of 2009 for a reported $40 million. Fast forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  8. [...] though Friendster appears to have toned down its message from an original warning that implies a site relaunch is coming, the need for users to back up their content or lose it [...]

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  9. [...] though Friendster appears to have toned down its message from an original warning that implies a site relaunch is coming, the need for users to back up their content or lose it [...]

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  10. [...] though Friendster appears to have toned down its message from an original warning that implies a site relaunch is coming, the need for users to back up their content or lose it [...]

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  11. [...] Although Friendster will wipe out most features on users’ profiles on May 31, the site will retain users’ basic account information and friend lists, according to Philippines-based blog iKUWADERNO. [...]

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  12. [...] company MOL Global at the end of 2009 for a reported $40 million. Fast forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  13. [...] Although Friendster will wipe out most features on users’ profiles on May 31, the site will retain users’ basic account information and friend lists, according to Philippines-based blog iKUWADERNO. [...]

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  14. [...] this all from here … it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  15. excited na ako jan.. if it's better than Facebook, then, I'll switch back to friendster as my main Social Network :)

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  16. That's really great and i like this type of sites so now i am waiting for this site.

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  17. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won?t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered members [...]

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  18. [...] company MOL Global at the end of 2009 for a reported $40 million. Fast forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  20. [...] forward to today, and it looks like Friendster won’t be so much about sharing with friends anymore. In a message to registered [...]

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  21. i'm excited about it too...That's really great and i like this type of sites.

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