I want to open a real discussion about the music situation because a lot of us have spent real money over the years buying songs from the IMVU Music Store, and now we’re left with no clear answers.
For many of us, this wasn’t just a random feature. We bought music to use in our rooms, for events, for roleplay, for stream rooms, and to help create the experience we wanted on IMVU. Some users spent a little, and some spent a lot over the years. Either way, it was money spent on content sold through IMVU’s platform.
Now it seems like that purchased music is gone or no longer usable, and what makes it worse is the lack of communication. We still don’t have a clear answer on the most basic questions:
Is this temporary or permanent?
Why was purchased music removed or disabled?
If it’s permanent, what compensation is being offered to the users who paid for it?
Why were customers not clearly informed before this happened?
That’s the part that really doesn’t sit right with me. If people paid real money for music through IMVU, there should be transparency and accountability when access to that content disappears. At the very least, users deserve a direct explanation and a clear answer about whether IMVU plans to restore it or compensate those who invested money into it.
I’m not posting this to start drama I genuinely want to hear from other users.
How much music did you lose access to?
Have you gotten any real response from IMVU?
Do you believe users should be compensated if this is permanent?
Do you think IMVU handled this fairly?
If enough of us are affected, I think IMVU needs to address this publicly instead of leaving everyone to guess what happened to content they paid for.
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BENelBANDIDOposted
3 months ago
I lost 13 years of purchased music....when will i get my refund?
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Petrazzenkaposted
3 months ago
There has been several threads posted in the forum on this topic and I agree with most of the things that folk have expressed. I can't think of anything new to add to this topic that someone else hasn't already posted in one of those threads.
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Desamayposted
3 months ago
i read somewhere that it was some cantract between imvu and some other company, but something caused the contract to end. these things happen with companies and businesses, but yes, the consumers should get some form of compensation. i can't remember exactly how many songs i bought, but i know it was a lot. there were times when i bought credits specifically to get music for my mixes. we should receive either the credits we paid for all the songs or at least a certain percentage of the cost as compensation. i wouldn't be surprised that IF IMVU does do something, they might give people some VIP or something for a few days or a month at best. i personally wouldn't be happy with that.
I want to open a real discussion about the music situation because a lot of us have spent real money over the years buying songs from the IMVU Music Store, and now we’re left with no clear answers.
For many of us, this wasn’t just a random feature. We bought music to use in our rooms, for events, for roleplay, for stream rooms, and to help create the experience we wanted on IMVU. Some users spent a little, and some spent a lot over the years. Either way, it was money spent on content sold through IMVU’s platform.
Now it seems like that purchased music is gone or no longer usable, and what makes it worse is the lack of communication. We still don’t have a clear answer on the most basic questions:
That’s the part that really doesn’t sit right with me. If people paid real money for music through IMVU, there should be transparency and accountability when access to that content disappears. At the very least, users deserve a direct explanation and a clear answer about whether IMVU plans to restore it or compensate those who invested money into it.
I’m not posting this to start drama I genuinely want to hear from other users.
If enough of us are affected, I think IMVU needs to address this publicly instead of leaving everyone to guess what happened to content they paid for.
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BENelBANDIDO posted 3 months ago
I lost 13 years of purchased music....when will i get my refund?
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Petrazzenka posted 3 months ago
There has been several threads posted in the forum on this topic and I agree with most of the things that folk have expressed. I can't think of anything new to add to this topic that someone else hasn't already posted in one of those threads.
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Desamay posted 3 months ago
i read somewhere that it was some cantract between imvu and some other company, but something caused the contract to end. these things happen with companies and businesses, but yes, the consumers should get some form of compensation. i can't remember exactly how many songs i bought, but i know it was a lot. there were times when i bought credits specifically to get music for my mixes. we should receive either the credits we paid for all the songs or at least a certain percentage of the cost as compensation. i wouldn't be surprised that IF IMVU does do something, they might give people some VIP or something for a few days or a month at best. i personally wouldn't be happy with that.
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