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| Hey, I want to run the beta version of Windows Live Messenger, how can I get an invite? |
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| Written by ^pABLo/fA/ | |
| Tuesday, 17 January 2006 | |
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Hey, I want to run the beta version of Windows Live Messenger, how can I get an invite? Huh, that's weird. I've never heard that before - not! Well leave it to our trusty beta group to provide a new Beta Signup method. Finally! Now you can formally ask to be part of the Windows Live Messenger Beta program! Just go to http://ideas.live.com and click Sign Up under Windows Live Messenger beta. Fill in your Hotmail address, select your country and you'll be added to the list for an upcoming round of invites. I'm not sure what the turnaround time will be, but I do know this is the FASTEST way to get an invitation. This is only cut from article that was written by someone else somewhere else ;)) therefore... Read whole article by Marty on Windows Live Messenger Blog - SOURCE |
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