Gmail for physics solution

Test Preparation
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<p>Email me if interested, if you can solve it i will give you a free account asap (its a tough work problem)</p>

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<p>Or I could just give you one.</p>

<p>Sorry to burst your bubble?</p>

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<p>hey greatamericanstud</p>

<p>have you ever given gmail for solution to a problem?</p>

<p>because that is exactly how I got my first account, some guy gmailswap.com asked for the solution to a boat/river relative velocity problem.</p>

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<p>i have gmail accounts to give out too. im a prospective physics major, but i don’t really have any problems i need help on…</p>

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<p>yeah, I’ve got accounts to give out as well. I’m sure that if you post the problem on CC, someone will help (even without the incentive)…</p>

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<p>HEY EVERYONE! DON’T HELP THE TOPIC CREATOR AND I’LL STILL GIVE YOU A GMAIL INVITE FOR FREE. Heh that’s what the topic creator gets for trying to bribe us.</p>

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<p>hahah, you crack me up!!</p>

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<p>rokurota, you got it all wrong, the gmail is an incentive for them to help me, i have about 40+ invites</p>

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<p>Why don’t you just ask the question?</p>

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<p>I know the incentive was the gmail. That’s why I was offering it to them for free, without having to do the work of helping you. I was basically stealing away your customers ^_^</p>

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<p>what’s so special about gmail anyway?</p>

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<p>WOw, if you had just posted the damn question, you’d have an answer by now…</p>

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<p>ok ppl… if u have so many gmail invites, pls send an invite to <a href="mailto:aggarwalravi@hotmail.com">aggarwalravi@hotmail.com</a>…</p>

<p>Thanx in advance… :)</p>

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<p>can i get a gmail account for free?!</p>

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<p>hey, what is gmail?</p>

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<p>my email is braddemmons @ hotmail. com
I would like a gmail account !</p>

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<p>what is gmail?</p>

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<p>gmail is google’s email service, it’s webbased but has capacity of 1 gb and lets u send 100mb attachments i believe? that said, there is a drawback, the fact that google does not really ‘delete’ ur emails, and reserves the rights to read them… or something like that, i forget all the details, but that’s basically it</p>

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<p>and it costs money to sign up? gosh.</p>

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<p>No, it is free (in a way). For know though, you need an invitation to join because the system is still being tested.</p>