The journey from there to here

I love my gmail account. Of my personal email accounts, it is by far my preferred option.

But after having the account for many months, I am amused by the occasional article offering "invites". While I got my account through such an article, I am pretty well aware now that all I would have had to do was ask if anyone had an invite and I'd have one just as quickly.

Now, this looked like smart marketing on google's part when it started the service. But now, it's just plain silly. There's no value to invites, and everyone I know has more of them than they know what to do with. It's time, in my opinion, for google to end the whole "invite" method of signing folks up and just start a signup link on their main page. But that's just my opinion.

By the way, if anyone needs an invite, I have a few (lol).


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on Nov 09, 2005
Spamming is smart?
on Nov 09, 2005
Spamming is smart?


It is, if you can get thousands of people to do it for you.
on Nov 09, 2005

Spamming is smart?


In this case, NO...just conniving and underhanded, getting someone else to do their dirty work. No better than 'popping off' in an elevator before exitting and leaving the remaining occupants the blame eachother
on Nov 09, 2005
I joined without an invite about 3 months ago. Sorry to burst any bubbles. I had found the sign-up link right on the page that talked about getting a g-mail account off of the extra's page. Just wanted to let you all know about it.
on Nov 09, 2005
At least you got your account. since they changed to googlemail I've been unable to get an invite. I've never seen such a messed up system;-)
on Nov 09, 2005

I joined without an invite about 3 months ago. Sorry to burst any bubbles. I had found the sign-up link right on the page that talked about getting a g-mail account off of the extra's page. Just wanted to let you all know about it

For some reason, my Send no longer works.  I just rechecked the settings and all are correct.  I will contact gmail in the am.

on Nov 09, 2005
um.. PSP = PlayStation Portable...... the last major firmware update added a browser to it, and since it has built in wi-fi you can access internet, hence access gmail just as you would using firefox, opera, ie, etc. ..
on Nov 10, 2005
um.. PSP = PlayStation Portable......


Thank you. Now I know why I did not know what it was!
on Nov 11, 2005
hank you. Now I know why I did not know what it was!

Yes, thanks! (you ain't the only one Doc.)

Was wondering, cuz I have been seeing commericals showing movies being released on DVD & PSP.
on Nov 12, 2005
DVD & PSP


actually... i was busy wondering how in heck it could be linked to paintshop pro!
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