How to get a Google Wave Invites ?

We have received 150 Google Wave Invites and We want to share it with my readers

All you have to do is leave your information in the comment form below this post with this format :
1.Name
2.Age
3.Country
4.Current weather in your place
5.Name of your phone
6.Your Blog
7.Your email / facebook / Twitter

Thanks

Note:

I have invited some of you but i think it has a delay. maybe you'll receive it on your mails after over 24 hours. my friend didn't receive my invitation yet.If you won via twitter account i'll send you a message. if google account i'll send the invite right away.

Do not post naked e-mail addresses like sale@yourdomain.com .use format like sale[@]yourdomain.com many bots are lurking in the web to collect email addresses.

We still have Google Wave Invites left. Get yours now for free!

To receive your invite, you must Tweet this:

@SmashingMagz Requested my Google Wave Invite! Get yours now at
We still have Google Wave Invites left. Get yours now for free!

To receive your invite, you must Tweet this:

@SmashingMagz Requested my Google Wave Invite! Get yours now at http://get-google-wave-invites.blogspot.com/ - #googlewave #googlewaveinvite

Use this link to post to twitter!

AND post your comment (bellow form ) with your email ,twitter username for our system to send the invite to. *Our system cross references the Invite requests with the people who have Tweeted our hashtag/tweet, no tweet no invite :)
- #googlewave #googlewaveinvite

Use this link to post to twitter!

AND post your comment with your email ,twitter username for our system to send the invite to. *Our system cross references the Invite requests with the people who have Tweeted our hashtag/tweet, no tweet no invite :)

Google clarified things earlier today with an update to their blog. They specifically highlighted the four key ways you can secure an invite. Here are the methods and what you need to know:
1. You signed up early on for a Google Wave account. Google put up a request form for Wave invites not long after Wave was announced. Most of the invites arriving tomorrow will go to people on that list. Your chances improve if you signed up early on and wrote a message to the Wave team.
2. You have an account on the Developer Preview of Wave. The Sandbox version of Google Wave has been active for a select group of developers for several months now, allowing them to test Wave, report bugs, and build Wave extensions. They will all get accounts.
3. Some paying users of Google Apps will get accounts. It’s likely several companies asked Google for invites when the real-time tool launched. They will get accounts. Some schools that use Google Apps will also get early access.
4. You are invited by someone currently using Wave. This is the most intriguing revelation made today by the search giant. Here’s how Google explained it:

“We’ll ask some of these early users to nominate people they know also to receive early invitations — Google Wave is a lot more useful if your friends, family and colleagues have it too. This, of course, will just be the beginning. If all goes well we will soon be inviting many more to try out Google Wave.” 

Do you know what this reminds us of ? Gmail. Do you remember when it first came out and there were a select number of invites users could send out? I remember that people were willing to pay cold, hard cash for one of those invites. You might see the same type of frenzy over Wave.
Regardless, these are currently the only four ways to get an account on Wave. So if you don’t get an invite tomorrow, you still have hope. You’ll probably have to beg someone for an invite, though.

The internet is all heated up about Google Wave as today Google would be sending around 100,000 Google Wave preview invites to selected users. And all tech enthusiasts are berserk over grabbing an invite, no matter what. But would you be receiving one ?

If you need a Google wave invite, you need to do either of these following and of course wait.
1. Be a developer who’s active in the developer preview of Google wave. ( No ? No problem)
2. Should have signed up and given feedback on wave.google.com when it launched in May. ( You didn’t ? No problem )
3. Should have been using Google Apps, for some time. ( Not yet ? No problem )
If you’re reading this text, its likely that you didn’t do either of these or is unsure if what you did is enough to get an invite. But fret not. There must be some alternative solutions to getting a Google invite. Lets see.

1. Use Twitter to find people who already got an invite

Earlier when Gmail was introduced on invites, there was no Twitter and the strategy worked well. But today you have Twitter and every one of those 100,000 first time invitees might (most probably) have an additional invitation to send out to their friends.
Okay, so if I got a Google invite, I’ll immediately tweet about it and invite a hundred others to join in. So just make sure you’re one among them. (not just me, but others who might get the first time invite.)
For this, you could save a search (via Tweetdeck) for something like “Just got a Google wave invite” Or “Yay ! Got the wave invite” or something similar and get alerted immediately when someone gets an invite.

2. Set a Google blog Alert to find users who got an invite

You might already know how to use Google alerts to get alerted for blog posts or news about something that interests you. Use it to set a Google alert for blog posts on Google wave. When someone gets an invite beg them for including you.
Obviously, first time users may not have hundreds of invites to give away, but as Google says in its official blog,

We’ll ask some of these early users to nominate people they know also to receive early invitations — Google Wave is a lot more useful if your friends, family and colleagues have it too.

So, you must be able to contact the early user, in order to get an additional invite. If you can do it, problem solved.
Alternatively, you could also try asking Google for an invite. (Not likely to get it right away though, reasons being obvious.). Follow the #GoogleWaveInvite hashtag on Twitter, to keep you updated with possible free invites.

First of all - don’t spam any forum or Twitter with the messages like this: I’d love to try Google Wave. Could you please send me an invite?
Why ?
Because there is no way how you can get it. Users will be alowed to the system in 3 steps:

• Step 1 - The Google I/O attendees. This step is over and they should be in.
• Step 2 - The developers who are interested in Google Wave. THE ONLY WAY, how they can ask for the access to the Sandbox is this form. The big question is - how fast they will be allowed in? Check the next chapter for the answer.
• Step 3 - Anybody else should use this form and wait for several months.