By now most have read about the market for Gmail accounts arising during the beta testing phase while addresses are not generally available. GmailSwap.com takes it one step further establishing a unique bartering community for the pursuit of the coveted address.
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May 19, 2004
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They need to have a place for invitation-holders to post. I'd give up one of my remaining invitations (2) to someone who'd be willing to help me with my CSS troubles.
Posted by: Chester | May 19, 2004 at 11:17 AM
Why stop there? You could use help in a lot of other areas. That said, I would love someone to help us with some iPod glitches.
Posted by: Sacca | May 19, 2004 at 12:08 PM
My guess is that there aren't very many psychologists out there offering free sessions in exchange for Gmail accounts and, if there are, they probably aren't terribly good.
Secondly. Yell at Nikki about your problems. She's QA.
Posted by: Chester | May 19, 2004 at 05:48 PM
I read this sentence out loud to a group of engineers from my team at lunch the other day and they cracked up like I did. It touched off such a wave of nostalgia for the first machines we all used and when we first discovered the Internet. We all felt so old and yet so lucky.
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