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New MSN beta invites (formerly "Anyone on MSN?")
Published on December 15, 2005 By
BlueDev
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Perhaps this reveals just what a loser I am, the fact that I have to come here begging for e-friends.
Nevertheless, here I am, doing just that. I received an invitation to participate in the beta for Windows Live Messenger, the next generation of the whole MSN messenger and such. The thing is, since I don't use my MSN email address that much, I don't have that many contacts who are on MSN (or Hotmail, you know the game). I would like to actually test this new software, so I am humbly asking for people who are interested or willing to allow me to add them to my MSN messenger contact list.
Don't worry, I promise I am not trying to get email addresses for SPAM purposes, or anything nefarious such as that. I just figured I would actually participate in this beta since I received the invite. Here is my MSN info, that anyone interested may add: Peteyjones
AT
msn
DOT
com
Obviously, the words instead of the symbols are to prevent random email harvesting for SPAM bots. Thanks gang.
Edit: Well, I was mailed three more beta invitations this morning, so if anyone is interested in an invitation to use Windows Live Messenger beta, send me an email at the above MSN email address. I will send invites to the first three interested emails or IM's I receive (if I am online).
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Xenon101
on Dec 23, 2005
The link doesnt work!
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Xenon101
on Dec 23, 2005
Sorry to scare you. I opened the email in IExplorer instead of Firefox
Also Messenger is GREAT!! I now fimd IM really fun.
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Island Dog
on Dec 23, 2005
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mothernature
on Dec 23, 2005
hey can anyone send me an invite? plz...
my email is gnow.nivlem(at)gmail(dot)com
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Tsumana
on Dec 24, 2005
I wouldn't mind an invite if someone has one to spare: chaostsunami[at]hotmail[dot]com
Thanks.
66
slomo
on Dec 27, 2005
I wouldn't mind trying the new Messenger if anyone has an invite left to share. (slomousa(at)hotmail(dot)com) I hope I'm not too late.
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Sembetu
on Dec 27, 2005
sembetuATyahooDOTcom
thanks
Sembetu
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BlueDev
on Dec 29, 2005
if there are any more available, I would love to test this?
Sent.
hey can anyone send me an invite? plz...my email is gnow.nivlem(at)gmail(dot)com
Sent.
I wouldn't mind an invite if someone has one to spare:
Sent.
I wouldn't mind trying the new Messenger if anyone has an invite left to share.
Sent.
I got another 5 this morning, hence this latest round. I am all out again, but Sembetu will be the first to get an invite when I get the next round. Anyone else interested, just let me know.
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Island Dog
on Dec 29, 2005
I sent Sembetu one already. I haven't gotten any new invites yet.
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Tsumana
on Dec 29, 2005
Thanks a lot BlueDev, I appreciate it.
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d0p3y2k4
on Dec 29, 2005
mine still say i have zero invites but when they come back with invites ill invite ya
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Randahl
on Dec 29, 2005
Thanks BlueDev! Got mine now! Got to check out the way to install with MSN Msgr as well but looking forward to it! Now to go back a few pages!
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bmwchubb
on Dec 29, 2005
Up to yous peeps...adds and spys included
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dj_cityboy
on Dec 29, 2005
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 29, 2005--ESET, a global provider of security software for enterprises and consumers, issued a warning today about a potentially harmful worm that lures users to download the latest version of MSN Messenger. The worm is spread via a URL prompting MSN Messenger users to download a Beta copy of Version 8.0 of the instant messenger software. Once the user accesses the phony URL, they become victims of an automatic download that installs a Trojan on the user's computer, opening the door to additional threats. The recent MSN scam highlights the enhanced risk of downloading unauthorized software that ultimately compromise security and are the source of malicious code.
WOW i just found this a sec ago??
Link
just a warning to be carful
peas
cityboy
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BlueDev
on Dec 29, 2005
As long as people pay attention to where they are downloading from, they should be just fine.
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