One of the hottest web commodities right now is a Gmail account. Gmail is Google's free e-mail system, providing 1GB of storage. Hell, the e-mail account I get with my arlodesign.com domain is only 5MB, or half of one percent of what Google provides. I only get 25MB at work, even, which is only 2.5% of what Google's providing. Crazy, eh?

Right now, Gmail is in beta, so accounts are invitation only. As a user of Blogger, owned by Google, I have an invitation. So if you're sick of your spam-ridden free e-mail account, I'm willing to pass the benefits of my invitation to you.

The only catch -- as a diehard Microsoft opponent, I'm only willing to give my Gmail account to someone whose primary e-mail address is a Hotmail account. Sorry.

Here's how it'll work -- the first person to e-mail me from your Hotmail account gets it. Tell me what you want your e-mail address to be (something@gmail.com). I'll set up the account and send you the password. Then you log in, change your password, and voila.

So are you ready to break your Hotmail shackles? E-mail me.