Seattle - Snapvine, the provider of a service that lets social network users leave voice messages for one another on their profile pages, has raised $10 million in new financing, led by Bridgescale Partners, the Seattle P-I reported.

Launched last summer, Seattle-based Snapvine said it now has more than 5 million installations across social networks including MySpace, Facebook and Bebo.

In addition to members, entertainers such as 50 Cent and Enrique Iglesias have used the service to connect with fans, and Snapvine has created test ad campaigns for advertisers including Warner Bros. and Coca-Cola.

The company previously raised $2 million from backers including Draper Fisher Jurvetson and First Round Capital.

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