LivWorld.com

LivWorld.com is the official website of Liv Dolls. The LivWorld.com website allows kids to play games, including dress-up games, watch special videos and read the Liv Girls' secret diaries. The LivWorld.com game-play is free, but users need to have a Liv Dolls access code. This code can be found on Liv products once you purchase them. The dolls come with an outfit, shoes and two Liv Doll wigs.http://www.livworld.com/#/about With a Liv Doll code, players get one year of free membership online. Starting in early 2010, the Liv Dolls could be purchased with puppies.

The Liv Dolls include Sophie, Katie, Alexis and Daniella. The Liv Dolls have their own personalities and styles. Sophia loves hair styles, Katie is into skating, Alexis loves fashion and Daniella is into music. Each of the Liv Dolls have their own world online. Players can have their virtual Liv Doll play games or can change her clothes and hairstyle. The online Liv clothes are stored in a 'virtual closet.'https://www.spindirect.com/product_order.php?productid=16721&s=liv&sessid=d1d07d2da6697ca5a623a6c2e1e89d70 The Liv World games and activities section of the website includes a skateboarding game, the "Dripping with Jewels" puzzle game and more.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWXBrs4B_kk

In order to play on LivWorld.com, you'll need to make sure that your Adobe Flash Player is up to date. Due to heavy traffic (around Christmas Day for example) the LivWorld.com website may load a bit slowly. The LivWorld.com website was down on Christmas day 2009 and the following days. Users reported that they were not able to log in to the website.http://www.blurtit.com/q6863050.html

To play on LivWorld.com, you'll need an access code. These Liv World Doll codes can be found in the original Liv Dolls packaging. When the box is opened, look for a sticker. Peel the sticker back to reveal the code, which contains numbers or letters. At the LivWorld.com website, enter the code to activate the product. Players will then receive a username and password through email. Once players have signed up, they will receive access to the website and can start playing Liv World games.

To sign-up for LivWorld.com, visit the website and enter the activation code (found on a sticker included with the original Liv Doll) in the "enter code here" box. If you do not have the latest Adobe Flash installed on your computer, you will not be able to complete this step. After registering the code, a parent will have to sign up for a parent account.http://www.livworld.com/#/parents

Once you have registered the Liv Doll code, your child will receive a user name and password. This can be used to sign into the game on future visits to the website. The registration on LivWorld.com is good for one year. Once the year is up, you'll need a new LivWorld Doll code in order to extend the membership. The website will issue a 30 day warning before an account reaches its expiration date.http://www.livworld.com/

• If you experience problems on the LivWorld.com website, please email support@livworld.com. Their phone number is 1-800-848-7615. The LivWorld.com service hours are 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST. If you need to fax them a document, you can fax it to 416-848-7615.http://www.livworld.com/#/contact
• Mailing Address: Spin master Ltd, 450 Front Street West, Toronto, ON, M5V, 1B6 Canada. Be sure to address it ATTN: Customer Care.http://www.livworld.com/#/contact
• If you cannot sign-into LivWorld.com or can't find the log-in page, it is likely because you do not have an updated version of Adobe flash. If your browser and flash is up-to-date, you'll see a box at the top of the LivWorld.com homepage where you can enter your username and password.http://www.livworld.com/#/contact
• Forgotten passwords: If the player needs a password reminder (or username reminder) there is a place on the homepage (just beneath the login box) where this information can be requested.

The LivWorld dolls are sold in retail stores like Toys R Us, Target, Sears and K-Mart. The dolls can also be purchased online through retailer websites or through sites like Amazon.com or eBay.com. The dolls retail for about $20.00 and are sold separately.http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3560918

The 'teenage' dolls include Katie, Sophie, Daniela and Alexis. Each doll has its own style and the arms and legs can move into poses. They also stand on their own. Every Liv girl doll also comes with an interchangeable wig that can be styled or cut as well as an extra outfit.

Katie is an outdoorsy type who likes skateboarding, running and riding her bike. She's described as the "tomboy" of the Liv girls dolls and without her skateboard, she's "clutzy." Alexis is the fashionista of the group and loves clothes. Daniella has a rock star style and loves music and singing. Sophia is into hairstyling and wants to be a hairdresser. She's known for always losing her glasses.http://shoplivdolls.com/liv-dolls-are-here

In February of 2010, the LivWorld introduced a line of puppies that could be purchased with a Liv Girls Doll. Sophie can be purchased with a Shih Tzu puppy, Katie with a Collie named SK8, Alexis with a Bichon Frise and Daniella with a Golden Lab named DJ.http://shoplivdolls.com/liv-doll-sophie-has-a-new-shih-tzu-puppy Each Liv Doll and puppy set is sold separately and comes with a code that can be used on LivWorld.com to play games and read about how each of the girls got their puppy.

On June 21, 2010, Spin Master, Ltd. creators of the Livworld dolls and website, filed suit against Crayola, claiming trademark infringement. http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/spin-master-sues-crayola-for-trademark-infringement-96787139.html Spin Master accused Crayola LLC of willingly and knowingly infringing upon its intellectual property, by releasing a line of "Liv Crayola" products geared toward young girls of the same demographic as Livworld fans.http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/spin-master-sues-crayola-for-trademark-infringement-96787139.html Spin Masters stated that they worked hard to build the Liv brand, and that they were seeking damages, attorney fees, and an injunction prohibiting Crayola from using the "Liv" name in any of their products.http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/spin-master-sues-crayola-for-trademark-infringement-96787139.html