[DEFINITIVE] Gmail queue !

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Grand Master

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ill be selling invites for 6$USD ( because paypal takes some and i want 5$ lol ) ill be getting my invites in a few days, let me know if you want one email is [email protected]

Yeah, we don't sell them here.. if you want to sell them go to ebay. :rolleyes:

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lol yeah i patiently wait on page 5,

:huh: did someone invite coffee yet, i am so confeused on how you guys are inviting people.

Yeah he did, I invited a crap ton of people today, see here:

http://blog.windohs.net/2004/06/ok-so-it-r...-long-while.php

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lol yeah i patiently wait on page 5,

:huh: did someone invite coffee yet, i am so confeused on how you guys are inviting people.

This whole thread is confused. The whole "wait in line" concept has been destroyed already. If you want an invite, just monitor the thread incessantly (as I have) and wait for an offer to pop up. And yes, I believe that Coffeee has been invited, but the cover page hasn't been updated for a while (as the one who started this thread probably is asleep, at his job, or something).

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I got 3 more today. If you have over 1,000 posts, PM and I'll be glad to give one to you.

Wow, you're not asking for much, are you? ;) By the way, is anybody actually using the "queue" that xplatinum set up, or is this now essentially a thread for random requests and offers for G-mail accounts (not necessarily a bad change, but it's good to know whether the original framework for an orderly dispensal of accounts is still being followed).

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Wow, you're not asking for much, are you? ;) By the way, is anybody actually using the "queue" that xplatinum set up, or is this now essentially a thread for random requests and offers for G-mail accounts (not necessarily a bad change, but it's good to know whether the original framework for an orderly dispensal of accounts is still being followed).

It's getting random, but I'm trying to get people who posted in this thread.

Still have 3 left, so if anyone posted in this thread earlier and is above the requirements, please post again so I know you didn't get one.

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Wow, you're not asking for much, are you? ;) By the way, is anybody actually using the "queue" that xplatinum set up, or is this now essentially a thread for random requests and offers for G-mail accounts (not necessarily a bad change, but it's good to know whether the original framework for an orderly dispensal of accounts is still being followed).

His PM box is full. When he empties it or cleans it out, I'll be happy to re-add mine.

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