#facebook friendster

Friendster's new owner, MOL, is helping Facebook sell FB Credits in Asia, including the Philippines. That means you should be able to buy Facebook Credits at a number of outlets, including 7-11 Stores, nationwide. These MOLPoints can now be used to buy FB Credits which members may then use to buy virtual items on Facebook (esp. Seven (7) months ago, Malaysian company MOL bought Friendster to help it steer into the business of selling virtual goods/items. While Facebook has grown exponentially in these parts of Asia, it has yet to see significant usage of FB Credits because of limited credit card penetration in countries such as the Philippines. Facebook is launching a new game, Your Profile, Your Home where users can build their own virtual home on Facebook and learn how to personalize their account based on their preferences. Through the game users can learn more about the settings of Facebook such as Privacy settings, Advertiser preferences, and security settings. Through Your Profile, Your Home, Facebook hopes that users will have an easy way to find out just how safe and secure their profiles are. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Credits to be sold in Retail Stores" and "Facebook launches Your Profile, Your Home game".