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how can i get a google mail address
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how do I go about getting a google email address?
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to get a gmail address someone who already has one needs to invite you to the service.
There used to be a site gmailswap.com, which is now dedicated to other things, where you could trade services with someone in return for an invitation to gmail.
One final solution is to purchase an invitation from ebay.co.uk yes people are still cashing in on the supposedly 'limited number of gmail accounts' which is just a very clever marketing ploy.
If I knew your email address I would invite you for free!
to get a gmail address someone who already has one needs to invite you to the service.
There used to be a site gmailswap.com, which is now dedicated to other things, where you could trade services with someone in return for an invitation to gmail.
One final solution is to purchase an invitation from ebay.co.uk yes people are still cashing in on the supposedly 'limited number of gmail accounts' which is just a very clever marketing ploy.
If I knew your email address I would invite you for free!
you have to be invited to join--mail me and i'll send u an invite
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Mickey
I have also had a Gmail account for months and am unlucky if I receive2 spam messages in a month.
Plus the spam filters that google use filter 100% of the spam to the dedicated spam folder and not the inbox.
It is probably due to the email address that you chose seeing as Google have a policy of not giving your details to 3rd parties.
I have also had a Gmail account for months and am unlucky if I receive2 spam messages in a month.
Plus the spam filters that google use filter 100% of the spam to the dedicated spam folder and not the inbox.
It is probably due to the email address that you chose seeing as Google have a policy of not giving your details to 3rd parties.