Live Chat support in my website [closed]

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I just wanted to know if there is any (preferently freeware) solution to provide live chat support in my website, but connected to a Live Messenger account, because I would like to answer by this way.

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You can try eBuddy embed. They provide widget to be embed in your webpage to chat with you.

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I'm not sure there's any easy way to do this with Live Messenger.

If you can use Yahoo! Messenger instead of Live Messenger, they provide a nice easy free widget which does what you want, called Yahoo! Messenger Pingbox.

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If you are using ASP.Net and OK with using Silverlight, you can look into this flexible option. It is a Polling duplex solution easy to implement. For PHP Chantlive is an option.

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I think I'll try Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit to develop my white-labeled solution, but thanks to all of you guys!

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Take a look at olark (olark.com). Super easy to embed on the page, and it works with most chat clients, so you don't have to use new software.