GMail Account
I have finally received an invitation for a GMail account!
I won’t post my new address here so that a spammer can get a hold of it. But if you want to send an email to my new address, use my first name followed by a period and then my last name and attach @gmail.com on the end. 
Dagnabbit, I want one! Stupid Google and their stupid habit of stupid not giving me a GMail invite! Gnyraah!
Comment by Peruvian Llama — August 25, 2004 @ 3:23 pmI may regret asking, but what is a g mail and why is it so special?
Comment by Erin — August 26, 2004 @ 11:51 amThe main feature behind GMail is that it gives you 1000MB (1GB) of space for email as compared with Hotmail that gives you 2MB. Also, it’s from Google and anything from Google is cool therefore implying that GMail is cool.
Also, to get a GMail account requires an invite from somebody else who already has GMail.
Comment by Trevor — August 26, 2004 @ 1:27 pmsounds swanky and exclusive, so, why do you need so much space in an email account? who is going to send you 100MB emails??
Comment by Erin — August 27, 2004 @ 11:52 amThere is so much space so that you’ll probably never had to delete any emails. You can just archive them so that you can keep them forever!
Also, you can only get a GMail account when another GMail user sends you an invitation. I haven’t received any invitations yet but when I do, they’ll go to the highest bidder.
Comment by Trevor — August 27, 2004 @ 1:24 pmBut I thought you said you DID recieve an invitation… and what do you mean by highest bidder?
Comment by Felicia — August 29, 2004 @ 2:33 pmI received an invitation to join GMail from a friend, but I haven’t received any invitations to invite other people to GMail yet.
And by highest bidder, whoever forks over the most $$ will get an invitation from me.
Comment by Trevor — August 30, 2004 @ 10:53 amI would put in a bid, but I just don’t get that many emails that I want to save
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Comment by Erin — August 30, 2004 @ 11:21 amthough I could finally email myself powerpoint presentations….hmmmm…..how about 10 cents
<auctioneer’s voice> 10 cents, 10 cents, I hear 10 cents. Do I hear 25 cents? 25 cents? That’s only a quarter! Come on people, 25 cents for a fabulous GMail account. </auctioneer’s voice>
Comment by Trevor — August 30, 2004 @ 12:45 pm