I know this doesn't belong in this section but i wanted to help out the locals first.... I have a few gmail invites up for grabs for anyone that wants them.... pm me with your email if you want one
Gmail invites
- Thread starter Master_Bates
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Okay... for us non-computer geeks... what's a gmail? And if CEO & Rogie have one... I want one as well!
You need it...
To find the G-Spot. I'm sure you've read about it in CEOs new book: "12 Steps to Heaven: CEOs Quest for the G Spot & How My Computer Made Me the First, Most Voluminous Player". With a foreward by Rogie: I was there first, dammit! And she told me I was the bestest.
G-mail is Google's free e-mail offering but with 1 GB of space (vs. 2 or 10? MB at Hotmail).
To find the G-Spot. I'm sure you've read about it in CEOs new book: "12 Steps to Heaven: CEOs Quest for the G Spot & How My Computer Made Me the First, Most Voluminous Player". With a foreward by Rogie: I was there first, dammit! And she told me I was the bestest.
G-mail is Google's free e-mail offering but with 1 GB of space (vs. 2 or 10? MB at Hotmail).
If I remember correctly, they were at point being sold for $5 a pop on EBAY.Master_Bates said:free to a good home....
I gave my invites to close friends and family.
for a while they were sold for much more than that... my friends were getting anywhere from $50-100 on ebay instead of giving one to me
Buck a piece on E-bay as of right now
Or 12 for $13.
Why would people pay one red cent for this when they are going public for free eventually - assuming Google survive this experiment & their recent IPO fiasco or be useless if they don't?
Or 12 for $13.
Why would people pay one red cent for this when they are going public for free eventually - assuming Google survive this experiment & their recent IPO fiasco or be useless if they don't?
Re: Buck a piece on E-bay as of right now
now anyone with an account can invite friends so the market for selling them is nil
to be able to get a name that they want, as opposed to hotmailRogie said:Or 12 for $13.
Why would people pay one red cent for this when they are going public for free eventually - assuming Google survive this experiment & their recent IPO fiasco or be useless if they don't?
now anyone with an account can invite friends so the market for selling them is nil
