With more than 35 million monthly active users around the world, Hi5 is one of the largest social networks behind social network leaders MySpace and Facebook.

Is Hi5 popular?

Hi5 became one of the most popular social networks in 2007 when it experienced a huge growth spurt with much of that popularity coming from Central America. The site got its name from a feature that gave members the opportunity to give their friends virtual high-fives.

What happened Hi5?

Founded in 2004, it was reported to be the 2nd largest social network after Myspace by 2007. The social networking site if(we), formerly known as Tagged, purchased hi5 in December 2011, for an undisclosed sum and operates it today.

Can you make money on Hi5?

You need Hi5 coins in order to buy and send gifts. You can earn those coins by completing marketing surveys or by buying them outright with a credit card. In addition to socializing capabilities, the site offers fun applications and games.

Why did hi5 break up?

In early 2006, de Leon Jones announced she was pregnant, and would take maternity leave from April onwards. In July 2006, de Leon Jones said she was intent on returning to Hi-5; however, in July 2007, made the decision to leave the group permanently to focus on being a mother.

How does pets work on tagged?

The Pets game is a unique feature that allows you to own, buy and sell other members like a fantasy team. Earning Value- Increasing your value in the Pets game is easy- If you are bought by another user, your value will increase by 10%.

What are Hi5 pets?

The Pets game is a unique feature that allows you to own, buy and sell other members like a fantasy team. You can compete with all your Friends to see who can gain the highest value or just buy and sell Pets as you meet cool new people in the game!

What does JUP mean?

JUPAcronymDefinitionJUPJugend Umwelt Projektwerkstatt (German: Youth Environmental Project Workshop; est. 1991)JUPJornal Universitário do PortoJUPJoint Underwriting Plan (Insurance)JUPJoint Underwriting Participation (insurance plan used by Hawaii)2 more rows