gmail invites

[David Wilson]

ok, after a long dry period I have 2 gmail invitations to give out.

Next two people to reply here and them pm me their email address for invitation get one.

 

[invisiman]

ME

...please?

 

[Jack]

ME

 

[Brooks]

Me too please!

Edit:
Man...was only 1 guy before I started typing. You guys are FAST!

 

[Jack]

It took you more than 2 mins to type THAT!!!!!!


Sorry dude.


Jack.

 

[David Wilson]

all gone!

 

[invisiman]

Thanks Dave!!!

 

[superbassman2000]

whats gmail?

 

[Leinad]

whats gmail?

+1?

 

[David Wilson]

google's email - www.gmail.com
still in beta testing

 

[DigMe]

all gone!

Send it to me.

brad cook

ps - sorry, I just had to be the annoying one.

 

[tappel]

Some great features there.

It certainly appears that way. Here's an interesting anti-gmail site:

http://gmail-is-too-creepy.com

Tom

 

[superbassman2000]

sounds kind of scary...why is everyone jumping for the chance to get in on it?

 

[seanm]

It certainly appears that way. Here's an interesting anti-gmail site:

http://gmail-is-too-creepy.com

Tom

I can't access the site, and what is really weird, google does not have a cached page for this site.....

Dosen't really affect my one way or the other, I prefer the control of having my own email server.

 

[kserg]

What the hell is anti gmail site?

Do people have no life? I think I will waste my time and money registering Link Removed... And how about that hotmail

Anyway... best email is your own domain with your own server

 

[DigMe]

What the hell is anti gmail site?

Do people have no life? I think I will waste my time and money registering Link Removed... And how about that hotmail

Anyway... best email is your own domain with your own server

kserg,

It's a little deeper than just "I don't like G-Mail." This was in all the national news when it first came out that Google would be examing the contents of email sent through their gmail system for advertising purposes. It doesn't sit right with me.

brad cook

 

[kserg]

kserg,

It's a little deeper than just "I don't like G-Mail." This was in all the national news when it first came out that Google would be examing the contents of email sent through their gmail system for advertising purposes. It doesn't sit right with me.

brad cook

I personally wouldn’t want that... reason I have my own domain and server... But some might not care...

Either way... if one doesn’t want that happening, don’t use it:/ if you don’t care then use it:/ like I said... if one wants total security... a nice server and a nice domain name and you are free

I just dont see it as something that bother me enought to acctually create a page about it... maybe i am wrong:/

Cheers

 

[nonsqtr]

Yes, the EFF and other watchdog organizations have been trying very hard to expose the full insidiousness of gmail. Google intends to sell content to advertisers, even though they're trying their best to create a public perception that this won't happen. I can suggest two solutions: one is, encrypt all your e-mail "before it hits the server", and two is, don't communicate with anyone using gmail. Unfortunately, a lot of people will end up choosing the latter solution. I for one do not intend to have my e-mail read and forwarded to advertising and marketing types. Anyone who voluntarily does this is just asking for trouble. Don't say you weren't warned.

 

[DigMe]

Either way... if one doesn’t want that happening, don’t use it:/ if you don’t care then use it:/ like I said...

Well, kserg, if everyone KNEW that then they could make that choice but many people are totally unaware. That's why some have started these websites...just to get the word out so people can make that choice in an informed manner.

brad cook

 

[superbassman2000]

This was in all the national news when it first came out that Google would be examing the contents of email sent through their gmail system for advertising purposes. It doesn't sit right with me.

so did google change this or not?