Google’s V-Day gift: Gmail service open to all

rahul_intlad · 16th February 2007, 23:31

Just in case you do not have a gmail ID and wanted one,Now you do not need to wait for an invitation from a pal.Google has dropped the invitation-only policy for Gmail and made the free e-mail service available to anyone.

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In a Valentine's Day gift to the world, Google has dropped the invitation-only policy for Gmail and made the free e-mail service available to anyone. "Gmail sign-ups are now open worldwide," Google associate product manager David Murray said in a posting on the California Internet search engine's website yesterday. "No more waiting for someone to invite you." People could create Gmail accounts at the website www.gmail.com.

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Google's V-Day gift: Gmail service open to all

danlalan · 17th February 2007, 01:07

.i guess mostly everyone has a gmail account now...get an invite..sign up...and then your entitled to 50 more invites...but it is high time they did a free for all...so thats good!!!

navdeep · 17th February 2007, 08:16

it was open in many countries now open in India too

Rehaan · 18th February 2007, 05:42

What i want to know is when (if?) they will allow email addresses shorter than 6 characters, which is the minimum at the moment.

Any idea?

cya
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danlalan Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: mumbai,JUHU Posts: 1,636 Thanked: 263 Times View My Garage	.i guess mostly everyone has a gmail account now...get an invite..sign up...and then your entitled to 50 more invites...but it is high time they did a free for all...so thats good!!! Last edited by danlalan : 17th February 2007 at 01:14.
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navdeep BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Pune Posts: 892 Thanked: 4 Times	it was open in many countries now open in India too
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Rehaan Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 24,046 Thanked: 34,074 Times	What i want to know is when (if?) they will allow email addresses shorter than 6 characters, which is the minimum at the moment. Any idea? cya R
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