G-Mail Invites
I think everyone who wants G-Mail accounts has them at this point. I’ve got 40 to give away, though, should there be any takers.
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James Joyner is Professor and Department Head of Security Studies at Marine Corps University's Command and Staff College and a nonresident senior fellow at the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security at the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer and Desert Storm vet. Views expressed here are his own. Follow James on Twitter @DrJJoyner.Comments
G-Mail Invites
These things are like tribbles–they repopulate faster than I can give ’em away.
I’ve got four more G-mail invites to the first three who request them in the comments below and provide an email address to which to send said invite.
Remaining: 2 (Until they give me more, at which point I’ll float this post to the top of the site again. So far, people keep wanting them, so I’ll continue the practice until they don’t.)
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About James Joyner
James Joyner is Professor and Department Head of Security Studies at Marine Corps University's Command and Staff College and a nonresident senior fellow at the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security at the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer and Desert Storm vet. Views expressed here are his own. Follow James on Twitter @DrJJoyner.Comments
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Tribbles!! LOL. Speaking of out of control reproduction, I also have 4 that I would like to give to someone. Email
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BigFire says:
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More invites
Like James Joyner, I have some more GMail invites to give away. Email me (lordsutch@gmail.com) for yours. -
An Invitation to My Reader
What do you want to read? And don't just say, "More posts like this one." Use some imagination. Wanna see me go on a Michael Moore hatefest? Wanna see me try to do a creditable slam on George W. Bush that could actually turn people again… -
5 More Gmail Invites
The first 5 people that ask in the comments on this post will get a Gmail invite. I’m in total agreement with James Joyner…. -
Exek says:
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GMail
Remember when GMail used to be a status symbol? When it said you were part of the Technorati, that you were with the Tech IN Crowd? Remember how just mentioning that you had some to give away would have people… -
I’d like one also, if still available. sgkuntz at ilstu dot edu.
Thanks very much (and thanks for the great read on the ‘blog)!
G-Mail Invites
The last two caption contest winners have declined their prize of G-mail invites. This once-valuable commodity has apparently reached some level of market saturation, finally. Even the “G-mail for troops” program, which accepted the invite that Terry Oglesby declined, hasn’t actually claimed it after several days.
I’ll keep a couple in reserve in case those are claimed but I’ll give out three invites on a first come, first served basis to OTB readers. Place your claims in the comments below.
UPDATE: Remaining invites: 3 2 1 All gone.
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About James Joyner
James Joyner is Professor and Department Head of Security Studies at Marine Corps University's Command and Staff College and a nonresident senior fellow at the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security at the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer and Desert Storm vet. Views expressed here are his own. Follow James on Twitter @DrJJoyner.Comments
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lunacy says:
I’ll take one if it comes to that. I haven’t been actively seeking one but my son has. I’d give it to him.
Lunacy
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Eric says:
Well I guess that I am behind the times…No invite yet. I would appreciate it if you could send me a gmail invite. Do you need more contact info or is the email address enough?
Thanks,
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R Gardner says:
If you still have one available, I’ll take it. Might as well have yet another email address – plus G-Mail has the great geek factor.
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4 More Gmail Invites
I have 4 more gmail invites remaining (I was able to get rid of a few, but, as James Joyner points out, it gets increasingly more difficult to do so.) The first 4 people to leave a comment requesting them… -
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Sorry, mine is pdog@pdawwg.com, e-mail to send to. Thanks!
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Jeff says:
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James,
I have one Gmail invite if your readers are interested. If so, pass along their email address and I’ll gladly give it up.
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John Cunningham says:
Hi all,
I have 5 gmail invites, I would be glad to pass them along. my email is john.cunningham
@gmail.com. If you want it, email me your first/last name and current email.
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robert emery says:
i would like to have a invite to g-mail
if you have one please send one! i got groups
i and i don’t have anoth space for there emails.
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Billy says:
I had fifty the other day, gave away three, and now I have fifty again.
If anyone needs one and doesn’t have one at this point didn’t hear about GMail until this week.
Gmail has also now sent invites to anyone who signed up for notification at the gmail website.
I’ve had a gmail account for around six months now, and Google haven’t sent me a single invite to disburse.
It might have something to do with the fact that I’ve never actually bothered to use the account, but still…. how am I supposed to make friends and influence people if I don’t have gmail invites to spread around???
One account, please.
I’ll be your best pal.
Actually, I’ll be about your thousandth-best pal, but still….
I don’t see the big deal about gmail. I had an account, but didn’t like their service and format as much as Yahoo’s email (now that Yahoo expanded their free capacity), so I had my account deleted.
If you have one to spare, link me please 🙂
Thanks
Thanks again for the invite 🙂
The Gmail “invite” program was the smartest marketing scam in a long while.
I’d like one if you still have some.
I would love a gmail invite if you still have one.
I have 50 invites to hand out. If anybody wants one, e-mail me at rafiesimantov@hotmail.com and just write g-mail invite as the subject.