Google has yet to fully open Gmail up to the entire public. One must either receive an invitation or be lucky enough to see the invitation on their home search page (randomly selected I believe).

I have about 50 Gmail invitations. It's free and I'm getting nothing for offering them. I'm not affiliated with google in any way (other than that I use their services a lot).

If you would like an electronic invitation allowing you to open your own gmail account, reply here with any email address and I'll send the invitation there as long as they last. You can use a junk email address as you probably don't want to give out a private one of course.

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Originally posted by psyaeger:
Google has yet to fully open Gmail up to the entire public. One must either receive an invitation or be lucky enough to see the invitation on their home search page (randomly selected I believe).

I have about 50 Gmail invitations. It's free and I'm getting nothing for offering them. I'm not affiliated with google in any way (other than that I use their services a lot).

If you would like an electronic invitation allowing you to open your own gmail account, reply here with any email address and I'll send the invitation there as long as they last. You can use a junk email address as you probably don't want to give out a private one of course.

I gave my e-mail address to someone once and the next thing I knew, I had bought a Florida time-share. Never again!

And that's exactly why I suggested posting a junk email which you can set up at any free email provider like yahoo or hotmail.

Simply and quickly set up a junk email account using silly names for required information in order to remain anonymous and then post that junk email here and i'll send you the invitation.

Once you've used the junk email to retrieve you gmail invitation discard it and set up your gmail account as you like with whatever identity you prefer.

Oh and Gmail just turned 1 year old today and in celebration Google is adding another gigabyte of free storage! That's now 2 gigabytes of free storage. You'd have to pay $20-25 at hotmail per year for that kind of storage.

"I gave my e-mail address to someone once and the next thing I knew, I had bought a Florida time-share. Never again!"


Did you use it?

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Originally posted by ~*M*~*J*~:
"I gave my e-mail address to someone once and the next thing I knew, I had bought a Florida time-share. Never again!"


Did you use it?

No,I let all my e-mail associates use it though.

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