I’m using 52% of mine. What about you?
34%. I uploaded 15 years of emails via my IMAP client so that they would all be on hand. 
0%
8 per cent, and I keep EVERYTHING.
I also have 97 Gmail invites left…
What am I doing wrong here?
0%. All my gmail gets downloaded to a central server that I use to consolidate all of my e-mail.
I’m on the my phone, and can’t be arsed to figure it out, but I guess zero. My inbox has about 10 emails. I erase almost everything, and use hotmail as my main email.
Joe
1%. I have 95 invites left. I need to borrow one from Cabin Fever.
I’m surprised it’s that much. I delete almost everything, there’s not much that I want or need to keep.
9% – a friend sent me some songs via email years ago and I never bothered to remove them and they are the only emails that actually take some space. Maybe I should check them out again, I can’t even remember what sort of songs they were.
Forgive me, Opal, for the hijack, but…
What’s a gmail invite? Since I use gmail and I don’t know, am I doing something wrong?
BTW I use 0% of gmail space. Delete everything.
Lower left corner of the screen, it says Invite people to Gmail and tells you how many you have left.
Aren’t invites just a relic from the Beta days when you could only get an account with an inviation, though? These days, anyone can sign up, right?
(13% full, 1050MB, and 100 invites left, BTW)
2% used, 96 invites left.
At the risk of posting a “me too” – me too.
Using 64 MB of your 7604 MB. Less than 1%.
7%, and I’ve had that account since 2004. It’s been my primary email for the past 5 years, but I don’t send or receive many large files.
Um, you guys know about Archiving your emails right? They are stored and searchable, but don’t take up your active space.
I have 11% full but I probably have thousands of emails with work files, pictures, videos etc archived.
2%
Huh, I’ve only got 50 invites. I think I used two or three a few years ago. I guess Google doesn’t want me inviting many people.
Same here.
20% of space used up. I’d have expected it to be more, since I use it for work, so send lots of files.