I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and otherplaces, but I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. Lurker
Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? "Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and otherplaces, but >I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? > > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > > Lurker
"Martha Focker" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? > Wasting, hell, I have given them to everyone I know, and still have so many that google won't give me anymore. I have even donated them on that yahoo group page ( 10 at a time, several times ).
Hi, > "Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected] > >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and > >otherplaces, but > >I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? > > > > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? Supply appears to now be outstripping demand. The exponential nature of the invite system almost assured it would eventually - as I'm sure Google wants. Take care, Carmen
Heh, maybe we should invite or "donate" to the users in Asia....they probably need it more than anyone so they can keep in touch with their family and relatives.... "Carmen" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Hi, >> "Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message >> news:[email protected] >> >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and >> >otherplaces, but >> >I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? >> > >> > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > >> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? > > Supply appears to now be outstripping demand. The exponential nature > of the invite system almost assured it would eventually - as I'm sure > Google wants. > > Take care, > Carmen
Heh, maybe we should invite or "donate" to the users in Asia....they probably need it more than anyone so they can keep in touch with their family and relatives.... "Carmen" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Hi, >> "Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message >> news:[email protected] >> >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and >> >otherplaces, but >> >I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? >> > >> > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > >> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? > > Supply appears to now be outstripping demand. The exponential nature > of the invite system almost assured it would eventually - as I'm sure > Google wants. > > Take care, > Carmen
"Martha Focker" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Heh, maybe we should invite or "donate" to the users in Asia....they > probably need it more than anyone so they can keep in touch with their > family and relatives.... man, people are going to praying for tsunamis. > > > > > > "Carmen" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected] >> Hi, >>> "Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message >>> news:[email protected] >>> >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and >>> >otherplaces, but >>> >I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? >>> > >>> > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. >> >>> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? >> >> Supply appears to now be outstripping demand. The exponential nature >> of the invite system almost assured it would eventually - as I'm sure >> Google wants. >> >> Take care, >> Carmen > >
Ryan Case wrote: > I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and otherplaces, > but I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? > > Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > > Lurker Hey, I'd take one! [email protected]
Martha Focker wrote: > Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? > > I've gotten several batches of invites since I got my gmail. I have two accounts for myself and every few weeks get 4-7 invites on each. Everyone I know physically et al has one if they wanted one. So I am being generous and giving them away as I get them. Surprisingly, not many people end up asking for them. I posted my offer on a few busy BBs, and in two busy NGs. Took 4 days to get rid of 7 invites. Sorry, all gone now though. A few people here got some though. Xtile
Carmen wrote: > Hi, > >>"Ryan Case" <[email protected]> wrote in message >>news:[email protected] >> >>>I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and >>>otherplaces, but >>>I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? >>> >>>Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > > >>Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? > > > Supply appears to now be outstripping demand. The exponential nature > of the invite system almost assured it would eventually - as I'm sure > Google wants. > > Take care, > Carmen I think it is one of the most brilliant marketing strategies I have ever seen. who knows how many gmail accounts are out there now. Beyond that, Gmail is the bees knees as far as web based email clients go. I love my gmail! Oh, and it does POP too.
Xtile wrote: > I think it is one of the most brilliant marketing strategies I have > ever seen. who knows how many gmail accounts are out there now. > Beyond that, Gmail is the bees knees as far as web based email > clients go. I love my gmail! Oh, and it does POP too. When you use the POP option, does it still keep the messages in threads or do you lose out on that functionality as well as not having the search engine available? -- Perre I gave up on SPAM and redirected it to hotmail instead.
Per Elmsäter wrote: > Xtile wrote: > >>I think it is one of the most brilliant marketing strategies I have >>ever seen. who knows how many gmail accounts are out there now. >>Beyond that, Gmail is the bees knees as far as web based email >>clients go. I love my gmail! Oh, and it does POP too. > > > When you use the POP option, does it still keep the messages in threads or > do you lose out on that functionality as well as not having the search > engine available? > it arranges everything regular style. I wisht hey would design their own offline reader program....
Per Elmsäter wrote: > Xtile wrote: > >>I think it is one of the most brilliant marketing strategies I have >>ever seen. who knows how many gmail accounts are out there now. >>Beyond that, Gmail is the bees knees as far as web based email >>clients go. I love my gmail! Oh, and it does POP too. > > > When you use the POP option, does it still keep the messages in threads or > do you lose out on that functionality as well as not having the search > engine available? > it arranges everything regular style. I wisht hey would design their own offline reader program....
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 09:15:59 -0800, Ryan Case <[email protected]> wrote: >I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and otherplaces, >but I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? > >Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. > >Lurker I've been looking for one and would love to have one. creinha1 (at) rochester.rr.com
YGM "Another nobody" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 09:15:59 -0800, Ryan Case <[email protected]> > wrote: > >>I know that this has been done to death on both usenet and otherplaces, >>but I have quite a few of these to get rid of. Anyone want/need one? >> >>Sorry for the crosspost, but you know lazy and all.. >> >>Lurker > > I've been looking for one and would love to have one. > > creinha1 (at) rochester.rr.com
You got mail? Damn some people are too lazy to type anything. On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 14:50:16 -0600, "Hawgman" <[email protected]> wrote: >YGM
Xtile wrote: > Martha Focker wrote: > >> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? >> >> > > I've gotten several batches of invites since I got my gmail. I have two > accounts for myself and every few weeks get 4-7 invites on each. > Everyone I know physically et al has one if they wanted one. So I am > being generous and giving them away as I get them. Surprisingly, not > many people end up asking for them. I posted my offer on a few busy > BBs, and in two busy NGs. Took 4 days to get rid of 7 invites. > > Sorry, all gone now though. A few people here got some though. > > Xtile I've got six to share. email me at pec187 (a) gmail (dot) com put asdlc on the subject line.
I never even heard of G-Mail until the other day when I had to ask a customer of mine for an e-mail address to add to his contact information. What's a G-mail invite? Patte "Ada Ma" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Xtile wrote: > >> Martha Focker wrote: >> >>> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? >>> >>> >> >> I've gotten several batches of invites since I got my gmail. I have two >> accounts for myself and every few weeks get 4-7 invites on each. Everyone >> I know physically et al has one if they wanted one. So I am being >> generous and giving them away as I get them. Surprisingly, not many >> people end up asking for them. I posted my offer on a few busy BBs, and >> in two busy NGs. Took 4 days to get rid of 7 invites. >> >> Sorry, all gone now though. A few people here got some though. >> >> Xtile > > I've got six to share. > > email me at pec187 (a) gmail (dot) com > > put asdlc on the subject line. >
I never even heard of G-Mail until the other day when I had to ask a customer of mine for an e-mail address to add to his contact information. What's a G-mail invite? Patte "Ada Ma" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > Xtile wrote: > >> Martha Focker wrote: >> >>> Why are people wasting their G-Mail invites??? >>> >>> >> >> I've gotten several batches of invites since I got my gmail. I have two >> accounts for myself and every few weeks get 4-7 invites on each. Everyone >> I know physically et al has one if they wanted one. So I am being >> generous and giving them away as I get them. Surprisingly, not many >> people end up asking for them. I posted my offer on a few busy BBs, and >> in two busy NGs. Took 4 days to get rid of 7 invites. >> >> Sorry, all gone now though. A few people here got some though. >> >> Xtile > > I've got six to share. > > email me at pec187 (a) gmail (dot) com > > put asdlc on the subject line. >
"patte" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > I never even heard of G-Mail until the other day when I had to ask a > customer of mine for an e-mail address to add to his contact information. > What's a G-mail invite? G-Mail is a web based mail run by Google. Its free, has a bigger limit on how much email you can keep in your box than other services like Yahoo, and is still in beta-testing, apparently. If you want to register yourself for an account, you have to get an 'invite' from someone who already has an account (Google seemingly randomly adds the ability to invite people). When (or if?) it will ever get out of betatesting and into full release is anyone's guess.
