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Prideoflion
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- Jun 30, 2008
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It's Okay Dude, If You Don't Ask How Are You Going To Find Out?
Gmail Accounts Are Used For A Variety Of Reason Ranging From Creating A Cragist List Account To Signing Up For AdSense.
Making Accounts Can Be Labor Intensive And Alot Of People Would Rather Pay Someone To Make Accounts For Them, Then Do It Themselves (I'd be One Of These People
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Other's Already Have Made The Max Amount Of Gmail Accounts Using Their Current IP Address, So In Order For Them To Have More Account They Hire Someone Else To Help Out.
Hope That Helped Out
Gmail Accounts Are Used For A Variety Of Reason Ranging From Creating A Cragist List Account To Signing Up For AdSense.
Making Accounts Can Be Labor Intensive And Alot Of People Would Rather Pay Someone To Make Accounts For Them, Then Do It Themselves (I'd be One Of These People
) Other's Already Have Made The Max Amount Of Gmail Accounts Using Their Current IP Address, So In Order For Them To Have More Account They Hire Someone Else To Help Out.
Hope That Helped Out
oceanz
Junior Member
- May 25, 2009
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so?
not the best title to start with
Hi all,
Just reading around and noticed people wanting tonnes of gmail accounts.
Can anyone explain why someone would want gmail accounts?
Are they any good for helping ranking on G in any way?
Dumb question to start with
Thanks
Spaceman
like already mentioned....they need them to spam the sh*t outta people. gmail accs are the easiest to handle. and owing to their huge popularity, a lot of programs have been created to exploit them. (just as their are so many viruses for windows OS)
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richim1
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And the answer is......Email Marketing
Spaceman
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- Aug 8, 2009
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Email marketting is illegal isnt it unless youve got them opted in to a list.
Anyways - I was just wondering whether if a link appeared to a website in an email which is on a gmail account - then would that link count as an inbound link to the website to boost rank. Obviously it wouldnt pass PR as emails are presumeably PR0
Anyways - I was just wondering whether if a link appeared to a website in an email which is on a gmail account - then would that link count as an inbound link to the website to boost rank. Obviously it wouldnt pass PR as emails are presumeably PR0