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[hayri]

just go to http://www.bytetest.com , type the code below and you can create a gmail-account

and I noticed that they did it in a legal way, because you can "donate" you invitations to them, so they can add them to their list

I didn't know how to put this topic: here or Gmail-Invitations, but I decided to put it here, because then it will be read of more people

Please write your opinion about bytetest!

[midnightvamp]

hayri, on May 17 2005, 12:30 PM, said:

just go to http://www.bytetest.com , type the code below and you can create a gmail-account

and I noticed that they did it in a legal way, because you can "donate" you invitations to them, so they can add them to their list

I didn't know how to put this topic: here or Gmail-Invitations, but I decided to put it here, because then it will be read of more people

Please write your opinion about bytetest!

Yea, I did the same thing to get an invite, but it was through a different site. I think it was called the gmail spooler or something like that. You just request an invite there, and they'll send one out to you. It also tells you how many are available to be given out at the time and allows for you to donate extra invites there as well.

[unfortunate]

midnightvamp is referring to the original invite spooler

http://isnoop.net/gmail/

I usually send my invites there. I think i've donated a few hundred. Whenever I'm bored I take the time to empty out all my invites in my account.

[Odyssey]

Nice. I got my invite near June, because my friend received an invite. So far I like Google, havent got spam email yet, and I expecially like the storage.

[Liquid-Fusion]

Nice websites. I have a TON of gmail invites.. maybe ill donate a few to them