How do I make my own S4S code for MySpace?



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Easily make a MySpace S4S code for your profile.

Question:

How do I make my own S4S code for MySpace?

Answer:

S4S (Support for Support) is used quite often on MySpace through bulletins for one to gain popularity (more friends). The code usually contains your picture as well as a quick description explain why one should add you. Your picture is also a link that can be clicked to view your profile or to add you. Basically you exchange S4S codes with another user and post them in a bulletin. Their friends will then see the bulletin and hopefully add you. Use the following code and steps below to create your own S4S code.

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  1. Insert the URL to either your MySpace profile or your ?Add me? link.
  2. In the PICURL section, insert the link to your favorite image of yourself.
  3. Now you’re ready to S4S, simply post a bulletin saying you will S4S, then people will hopefully message you asking to exchange codes.



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  1. andrew says:

    were can i get a s4s box???

  2. linx says:

    so where do you put your link at on/in this code
    ?????

  3. NIki says:

    i am using photobucket for my picture what code do i putt direct link the email and im html or what

  4. megan says:

    wat is the codeto hide my staus?

  5. Candice says:

    Once i have my S4S code, how do i put it in a box so i can put it on my myspace profile??

  6. put in and put in the code

  7. Heather says:

    when i post this in a bullentin and on my profile is say something about a violation term why is this?

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