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I have 3 invites left after giving some out...Anyone need? First come, first serve.
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Don't they come free with happy meals now? :)
I've had the same 5 invites for months now, I cant even find people to give them too.
I return whatever i wish . Its called FREEDOWM OF RANDOMNESS IN A HECK . CLUSTERED DEFEATED CORn FORUM . Welcome to me
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I wouldn't mind one or two. Anything I can use to store images and such for my site so I use less server space is something I'm all about. Though I haven't really looked into the whole 'using gmail as a server' thing so I dont know if its bullshit.
And yes, they do come with happy meals :PComment
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Shoot me an e-mail (godminusone at gmail dot com) and I will send you an invite if you wish.Originally posted by LiveWireYou're either on my side or else you're in the way.Comment
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Liberty not only means that the individual has both the opportunity and the burden of choice;
it also means that he must bear the consequences of his actions.
Liberty and responsibility are inseparable.
- Friedrich HayekComment
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Gmail is turning into the new "pro-geek" address. If you have a Gmail you are in touch and command respect from everyone.
Everyone except those with defcon.org addresses.Comment
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I could do with one if anyone has a spare invite lying around. . .Go catch a falling star.Comment
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i wud love a g-mail..been looking around for one lately, and can not seem to find them! my email is crazedmusic@yahoo.com if you wud be nice and send one! thanks
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Damnit, people; it's in the same thread. I'll make it easy:Originally posted by Mr. White
- Click on above link
- Enter email address into the form
- Wait fifteen minutes
- Check mail
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Don't let the "0 invites available" fool you. As soon as an invite is added, it's sent out. There was a surplus for a while. Put your e-mail address in and you WILL get an invite without looking like some friendless loser who couldn't get into the Gmail club back in May.
Don't sign up with a hotmail account. Hotmail eats Gmail invites.Liberty not only means that the individual has both the opportunity and the burden of choice;
it also means that he must bear the consequences of his actions.
Liberty and responsibility are inseparable.
- Friedrich HayekComment
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Originally posted by Mr.White
Error:
Sorry, there are currently not enough invites available to fill this request. Please check back later.
I received this upon entering, I did notice that they had the "0 invites available" but even when entering my e-mail and receiving the error am I still on a waiting list? Or should I just keep checking back untill invites are available?
UPDATE: Now when I click on the link it just takes me to the G-Mail sign in page. *sigh*Last edited by theScapegoat; November 17, 2004, 08:22."Learn the rules, so you know how to break them properly."- The Dalai LamaComment
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Eh, I need an invite...
I guess I'm a friendless loser.
Or maybe hotmail ate it.
If everything in life is coming your way, then you're probably on the wrong side of the highway.Comment
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Back in May? Didn't you get into the Gmail Club in February like everyone else....oops, sorry.Originally posted by Mr.WhiteI enjoy talking to myself...it's usually the only intelligent conversations I get to have.Comment
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I just sent 5 invites to the gmailomatic, didn't see any show up as available, so I'm guessing they went to the right place. I'm glad there's a place where people can actually find them useful rather than sitting around on my account.Where's the dedication?Comment
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Who the hell got in in February? I remember gmail being announced around April 1st. A lot of people thought it was a Arpil fool's hoax until screen shots started showing up about a week later.Originally posted by Floydr47
If you got in in February, you must be at the very top of the internets food chain or a Google employee. Either way, I'm damn envious.Liberty not only means that the individual has both the opportunity and the burden of choice;
it also means that he must bear the consequences of his actions.
Liberty and responsibility are inseparable.
- Friedrich HayekComment
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