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2 out of 3 people found this review helpful
4 stars
Version: MSN Polygamy 8.1
Pros: good
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: MSN Polygamy 7.5
"The best patch for MSN Messenger!"
Pros: Why always login MSN Messenger only one account in one time ? The program help me use different account to chat with different friends in one time! So, I think it is the best patch for MSN Messenger!
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: MSN Polygamy 7.5
Pros: Amazing, I cann't image it can change MSN Messenger to polygamy login with many accouts in the same time!
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1 stars
Version: MSN Polygamy 8.1
Pros: I'll admit, I did not install software (largely because it is a "patch"....but I just wonder....
Cons: Why do you need this when you can instead have MSN Plus, a software that has been around for YEARS and has a large community. MSN Plus will allow you to have multiple instances of MSN messenger running and sign into multiple accounts. It will also allow you to fully skin MSN, have enhanced logs, extend they amount that can be typed into the window before having to hit enter, have customs sounds, tabbed chats, etc. You can check it out at msgpluslive.net. It is free and again, I have been using it for years and never had problems.
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
1 stars
Version: MSN Polygamy 8.1
"Do NOT install this product!"
Pros: The Polygamy itself works wonderfully, you can open multiple clients with ease.
Cons: This program installs "MSN Content Plus" which has several add-ons for MSN Live Messenger. While it states initially there is no fee, it starts demanding you register (I believe it's $19.95) every hour with pop-up windows that disrupt everything you're doing, including pulling you back to the desktop in the middle of your MMO. Uninstalling MSN Content Plus or MSN Live Messenger does not fix this, nor does running a spam deletion program. I finally identified the .exe files, they were hidden in C:/WINDOWS with no icons, and would not shut down process so you could delete them. Going into safe mode and manually deleting the files finally fixed the problem.
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