I finally found a way to easily get rid of my excess gmail invites:
http://isnoop.net/gmailomatic.php
I sent 17 invites to the spool a couple of minutes ago. Most of them have already been snatched up.
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Great idea. Thanks for the pointer.
No problem
I decided to see how the request an invite portion worked. I managed to grab one of my own invites back for myself.
I’m creating a spam dump with it.
I thought it was funny that after I created the account, it already had 4 invites available. I’ve sent those into the queue as well. That makes a total of 20 invites that I just gave away. (17-1+4=20)
cheers for the link.
Donated my 10 invites too (7+4).
*sniff*, It’s good to know I’m making some people very happy with my thrown out invites…