well for me i browsed the internet..the i search in the google about Lervel up guides on my archer..

soon i enter a forum that was a vbulletin..onrpg.com

that was the first forum i ever joined
soon 2 years now i began creating free forums and wanting a vbulletin..:D

Joined DP and a bunch of other forums. Noticed that the ones I enjoyed the most were all running the same software...

A forum I used to frequent had it (back in the vB 2.2.x days). Didn't quite like it until vB 3.0.x though. :)

A friend told me about a dance forum and so I joined it (didn't know or care what powered it).

Then I decided to start my own forum and thought I would see what powere the other forum I was a member of as I like the functionality. It was vB so I bought it and the rest, as they say, is history. :)

I think that vBulletin is the best forum software. I'd like to create my own forum and I'd like to do it with vBulletin. I think that all profi forums are powered by vBulletin.

It's hard to run any forum and not find out about vBulletin. When I was first getting started with the whole forum scene, the buzz was all phpBB and vB. Then IB came out, and then I was a pure IB fanboy until I won a free vB license and started playing with vB3 during beta 6 I think.

I discovered vBulletin through joining a forum... the owner needed some HTML help on vBulletin (back then I messed with the vBACP Demo, and he wasn't the coder he is now) so I created a small hack. Then we got to know each other and now I'm admin on a lot of his forums and the rest is history.

I used to have a phpBB forum, but having to upgrade almost each week because of a new security issue was driving me crazy... :) I looked around for alternative forums, and after quite a bit of research, ended up having vBulletin. :) This was more than a year ago, and I'm happy with it ever since. I'm even proud to have a professional, paid forum, not just one of those freebie ones. ;)

I found out via UBB when vBulletin first started, at first i did/nt like vBulletin to be honest.
Then it started to grow on me..

Forum life is really absorbing and there are lots of things to learn, I have to attend different seo forums because for my job, so I decided to add vbulletin to learn more about forums.

The very first forum I joined happened to be running vB (2.something)

I initially started using ikonboard, then changed to phpBB (then got hacked not ONCE but TWICE!!) , and finally (recently) upgraded to vB.

always wanted vB though. It's look and style on every single forum that runs it just looks really sleak. :)

i am indian'


i saw some sites runnin very nicely and saying powered by vbulletin 1 day went 2 google searched on it and found its best software for forum

I found out about it from a friend a few years ago, ever since then Im on a forum lol.

I got vBulletin from Google ;)

Well, my first website was using phpbb, then one of my members suggested vbulletin, so i checked it out.

I was running UBB, a friend ran vB. I saw vB. I switched. This happened about six years ago, before that I had a year of phpBB.

well for me i browsed the internet..the i search in the google about Lervel up guides on my archer..

soon i enter a forum that was a vbulletin..onrpg.com

that was the first forum i ever joined
soon 2 years now i began creating free forums and wanting a vbulletin..:D
I joined a website called "Clock Crew" and I was curious what the host was and I saw Vbulletin got curious about it and started thinking it was awesome! So, as a result, here I am. :)

I joined a vBulletin known as Zelda Classic Network (defunct) and it was powered by vBulletin 2, of which one of the non-stock features I really liked, was a user-option to have a little 16x16 pixel icon show up next to the user's username. And poking around the Internet, I've come to find several forums were running vBulletin, and that's what got me started. Then I started my own site and ran it on IPB (1.3) until mid-2004, when I finally managed to get myself a vB license.. Never been happier. ;)

Conversion from IPB to vB was a breeze!

A forum I visited regularly was on phpBB for the longest and the admins converted it over a year ago. That's how I heard about it.

I was a member of a vbulletin forum, decided i liked the software, bought it.

I was a member on a vB forum, then made my own! :D

I can't say for sure how I found out about vBulletin, but it was probably through it being used on the larger boards I frequent and randomly it popping up. I knew about it for a while and continued to use phpBB mainly because free vs cost... but ever since I switched I haven't looked back!