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Anybody Want A Google Mail Invite?

By NILLINOIS, September 23, 2006



Google mail is still technically in beta, but I've been using it for a year and think its awesome. Over 2 gig of space, ZERO banner ads, and lots of notification tools like systray notifier, to show you when you have new email ( like yahoo messenger ). PM me your email addy, and I will send you an invite.

If you want to sign up now without an invite, you have to give them a mobile phone # which supports Text messages. They send you a code, and then you can sign up yourself. I don't know what they plan on doing with your mobile number..hmmm... default_unsure

http://mail.google.com

what if someone doesnt have a cell phone? someone like me! default_laugh

Bikeman982

Google mail is still technically in beta, but I've been using it for a year and think its awesome. Over 2 gig of space, ZERO banner ads, and lots of notification tools like systray notifier, to show you when you have new email ( like yahoo messenger ). PM me your email addy, and I will send you an invite.

If you want to sign up now without an invite, you have to give them a mobile phone # which supports Text messages. They send you a code, and then you can sign up yourself. I don't know what they plan on doing with your mobile number..hmmm... default_unsure

http://mail.google.com

Do you get any benefit for sending the invite?

 

 

Do you get any benefit for sending the invite?

No benefit to me. Just out of the kindness of my heart.

If you don't have a cell, you either have to wait until gmail comes out of beta, or get an invite from someone.

There is also a explorer shell extension for gmail. Its basically a plug-in that will make your gmail account act as a virtual disk drive...offsite of course. You can copy/move/delete files to and from it, and it all happens magically in the background..acting as another 2 gig disk drive. Nice for offsite backups. Free of course.

http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm

BTW, I don't think the virtual file system uses SSL, so you'd have to encrypt your own sensitive data before putting it into your gmail drive.

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