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Messenger Group – Enjoy the group chat on your Windows Live Messen

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Old 04-27-2008   #1
Ethan Jone
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Messenger Group – Enjoy the group chat on your Windows Live Messen

Messenger Group, developed with Windows Live Messenger platform, is a service
for a group of Messenger users chatting together in real time. Maybe you
think that Windows Live Messenger supports multi-conversation, but this
multi-conversation is temporary, will be dismissed with the finish of
conversation.

Compared with multi-conversation, Messenger Group is an existing group with
each member in, members can talk together at any time without creating a
temporary multi-conversation. Messenger Group makes a group of people
connecting closer, no matter whether they are on your Messenger contact list.
You can create a group for a team, a department or a company to chat online
together.

Now if you have a Windows Live ID, then go to Messenger Group website
(http://www.messengergroupchat.com) to create your own Messenger Group.
-Free to create Messenger Groups
- Each Messenger Group can have 900 members at most
- Group manager can change group name and display picture
-Group manager can set an administrator to help manage group
-Group member can change their nickname in the group

At present there are more than three million users and 500,000 Messenger
groups have been created.

Messenger Group official website: http://www.messengergroupchat.com
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