Please may i have invite to GMAIL?

[I HATE I]

I NEED IT!!!!

THANKS

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[DevilsPGD]

In message <[email protected]> "I HATE I"

I NEED IT!!!!

No, you don't need it. You want it.

 

[Vanguard]

I NEED IT!!!!

THANKS

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Yeah, like this topic has a lot to do with hardware ... NOT!

 

[Zotin Khuma]

Yeah, like this topic has a lot to do with hardware ... NOT!

This is probably a dumb question : what's all this ballyhoo about
gmail invites ? The term keeps popping up in unlikely places. I never
paid much attention after hearing about their introduction of 1GB
space. So what ? Rediff gives 1GB too without any fuss - takes just a
minute to register - and others provide 100MB. I must have missed
something.

 

[Christo]

I NEED IT!!!!

THANKS

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another issue i must raise is why all the web based crap, why not just use a
pop3 account, it is much better, hard drive as your storage, for me that is
80 GB (never exceeds more than 2 GB when i clean it up once eery 6 months)

if you want a pop3 account just get some web hosting, or better still get it
off your ISP!

granted you cant access it anywhere, but most pop3 e mail providers offer a
web based service that can run alongside pop3 service.

gmail isnt all its cracked up to be.

 

[Jon Danniken]

This is probably a dumb question : what's all this ballyhoo about
gmail invites ? The term keeps popping up in unlikely places. I never
paid much attention after hearing about their introduction of 1GB
space. So what ? Rediff gives 1GB too without any fuss - takes just a
minute to register - and others provide 100MB. I must have missed
something.

It's like how the kids are wearing their pants halfway down their ass and
letting their underwear show, that's what.

Jon.

 

[DevilsPGD]

In message <[email protected]> "Christo"

granted you cant access it anywhere, but most pop3 e mail providers offer a
web based service that can run alongside pop3 service.

Do one better: IMAP. Have all your messages in folders available to
your local mail client AND via the web.

gmail isnt all its cracked up to be.

It's a neat interface though.