Breaking News: is this the end of fansites, goodbye Habbox?

[e5]

Habbox can just not be official then? I dunno why habbo listen to people like this guy, it's stupid. I suggest we 'fight' back to have this changed.

[GoldenMerc]

Habbox can just not be official then? I dunno why habbo listen to people like this guy, it's stupid. I suggest we 'fight' back to have this changed.

Then they will get the same email that Black market site got

[RyRy]

Habbox can just not be official then? I dunno why habbo listen to people like this guy, it's stupid. I suggest we 'fight' back to have this changed.

Given the amount of benefits I think official fansites actually get, leaving the official program or shutting down the website? Think I know what I'd go for.

[e5]

Given the amount of benefits I think official fansites actually get, leaving the official program or shutting down the website? Think I know what I'd go for.

Not aware of all of the official benefits but yeah.

Glad I stocked up on VIP aha. Maybe I should make some profit selling it :rolleyes:

[MKR&*42]

Oh dear, wonder how habbolicious will do in the future when their site manager is an exposed troll on other Habbo forums... :hmm:

[GommeInc]

Removed post - I take it it's just some idiot being a pest.

[AgnesIO]

You're all so gullible, I created that post today and copied an old thing from kate on the tool from the halloween head corner error. LOLOLOLOL

Either way, I don't give a monkeys ass if donator is allowed or not. It just seems like not every fansite uses it legit. I don't see how it's possible to even want to spend over $250/£250 on a fansite.

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I would like to complain about a huge design flaw in the latest furniture. The 'Corner of the dwarf railing' isn't suitable when facing forward against 2 bars it has 2 far edges sticking out. I will attach an image to show the design flaw and hopefully it can be edited to be more suitable for all directions.

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  November 06, 2013 03:02

hahahaha you so funni

Well, I lie. You are ignoramus.

[FlyingJesus]

we just best shut down the whole of Habbo since there was at least one paedophile on there...

Sounds like a confession to me

[RyRy]

Sounds like a confession to me

I agree, wanna say something @Kardan;

[GommeInc]

As I said to Matt - Sulake ought to be reminded that it is their customers and their communities which have kept their stupid, broken service alive.

What happened when Habbo swung the doors open wide and let paedophiles, sexual deviants and cyber-bullies use their services and they subsequently shut themselves down after protests? It was their dying communities keeping their customers entertained and informed about what was happening. What did Sulake do? They denied it constantly in their own ignorance, they ignored their customers and communities which would have abandoned them - and many people did as they are callous and untrusted.

Habbo ought to be ashamed of themselves, they're all ignorant and unaware of the strength of their customers and communities. It's as if they've forgotten what their service is all about - it's essentially a social network that doesn't like networking and prefers anti-social marketing tactics to having an open policy to the way their customers operate. You would think they would have learnt when they got rid of that imbecile La Fontaine, but clearly not.

What anyone in their right mind should do (even though they will once Habbo kills off their communities), is to simply stop buying credits and spending money on a dying service. It may teach them a lesson. What they clearly did not learn from the paedophile scandal, they will surely learn when the money starts drying up.