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Aaron - you are the most G-Mailin' "G" I've ever seen. :)

I have some too if anyone needs one. Soon Google will take over the World! Bwahahahahahaaaaaa!!!
 
Its the best free email ever. You get over 2 gigs of storage in your inbox, no annoying ads, and at least for me, very little SPAM. Its a good deal....
 
Gmail is a free webmail service, currently in beta testing, offered by Google, Inc.

For more than a year after Gmail's initial release on March 31, 2004, access to the service was restricted to those who had received an invitation token from an existing account holder.

While Gmail is not entirely open to the general public yet, most Gmail users have many invites to spare, as Google has lately been giving quite a few of these out. Gmail invites are also given away at random through Google's home page.

The service is notable for providing over 2.3 gigabytes of storage space (increased from the original limit of 1.0 gigabyte). This change was announced on April Fool's Day 2005, and was made for the one-year anniversary of Gmail. The announcement was accompanied by a statement that Google would continue to increase storage until they reached the theoretical limit (infinity gigabytes) then give each user one more. All Google will say about this now is that it will keep increasing by the second as long as they have enough space on their servers. Gmail makes intensive use of modern browser features such as JavaScript and keyboard access keys, allowing for a richer user experience, while retaining the benefits of a web application (most importantly, immediate availability of the service on any computer with a supported browser). Gmail also offers 'Basic HTML view' to allow users to access the Gmail messages from almost any computer running almost any web browser, even old ones (not just Internet Explorer 5.5+, Mozilla Application Suite, and Safari).

Ripped from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail (as if I'd sit and type all that)
 
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