FreezeCrowd is a user-friendly, wonderful method of connecting and reconnecting with people. Personally, I stay away from networking sites like Twitter, which encourage their users to focus inward. Freezecrowd gives its users a promise of community, and it delivers! It has helped me to catch up with classmates, find friends I'd long moved away from, and plus revisit all the memories through the photos.The site is user-friendly and I recommend it to any student!

Freezecrowd home away from home The world of technology has revolutionized social relationships and communication. However, having been a victim of online stalkers, I decided to delete all my social media sites. Privacy is my worry, and am grateful I came across Freezecrowd. It creates a community and cares for it by guaranteeing Its security. When I use Freezecrowd am not worried about my privacy because I trust the technology and procedures used on the site to safeguard my profile and online interactions. Most important, I have enjoyed catching up with all my former classmates and friends. My university community is actively posting pictured and interacting which makes me feel as if am still on campus experiencing each and every moment shared on the platform. I am more loyal to my former university now than I was while on campus. Thank you to the entire Freezecrowd team and community.

I loved how good your influences were I loved how good your influencers were. The site is gentle and easy to understand especially here in Kenya. thanks for the opportunity.

Finally a website for college professionals, not everyone's grandmother I think Facebook's idea was correct and fun - lets get college students together and interact, but it has turned into a site that is riddled with fake profiles, non-college students, grandparents, high school drop outs and has lead to adultery and bullying. Freezecrowd does not seem to head in that direction. Looking forward to see where it goes.

A College Reunion With Each Click FINALLY! A social networking site dedicated to just students and alumni. Imagine the traditional yearbook meeting a social media experience. Why hasn't anyone thought of this before? It's like a college reunion with each click. Take some time and connect with your college friends from THEN, TODAY. Kalyana Champlain, University of Rhode Island