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FREE MSN 7.0 Muggins!

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Grand Master

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found this out.. and it actually works! if this is at all breaking the rules, please PM me..

1) Sign into MSN Messenger 7 (duh!).

2) Go to Actions > Get More From Messenger.

3) Click Dynamic Display Pictures and select BlueMountain Display Pictures.

4) Click Muggins.

5) Pick your favorite Muggin and start customizing.

6) When you've finished, click Already Have a Pin?

7) Enter this code: bluemountainmuggin.

8) Your free Muggin will automatically download to MSN Messenger 7 (depending on the user activity on that site this can take quite a few seconds).

source: mess.be

Enjoy!

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NeoCosmo

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just go to Tools-->Change Display Picture-->Create Dynamic Display Picture. then just follow the instructions given at the beginning of this thread.

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Create Dynamic Display Picture?

Which button should I push? I don't see any button about "Create Dynamic Display Picture".

A screenshot will be appreciated. :blush:

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+dave164 Subscriber¹

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bluemountainwink

bluemountainmood

bluemountainmuggin

The mood just works once

The winks work twice

The muggin works once

No you do not achually pay, it does not charge you, if you buy it via Debit or TXT you enter the PIN and it charges you.

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their is a work around on using it multiple times.. but they blocked the pins now :(

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You obviously arent Neowin's MSN Guru :p If you've used it ones for ddp with moods then you cant do it anymore :p

Check out my above posts for the limits!

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J=n=o

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hey, I found a way to get unlimited winks, moods, and muggins from mess.be

you have to go to blue mountain and get until the part where you will put the pin to download it

after you put the pin when it says "verifying pin"(something like that), after that you close the bluemountain window and that pin won?t be registered as used

if you don?t understand me go to Mess.Be

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