Google email

[keithlbw]

Dont know if this is on the page or not.

Does anyone know Google UKs e-mail address.I have tried finding it everywhere couldn't get it even after Googleing it ( is this a first?).
I wanted to ask them why they have a special Google banner for most days with some meaning, but today St Georges day -----Nothing?

[kempie]

England doesn't even celebrate St. George's Day so why would Google?

[HWKE]

http://www.google.co.uk

[NORMANTHEDOG]

why would google celebrate st georges day,they are a american company.

[dave1969]

Google UK Limited
Belgrave House
76 Buckingham Palace Road
London SW1W 9TQ

http://checkout.google.com/support/sell/bin/re quest.py?contact=1

[funnygirl]

Yeah, I noticed that too!
Every other time they do special banners, but today nothing.
I would like to know what their answer is!!

[heathfield]

They certainly do a special banner for St Patrick's Day - well, they are an American company after all.
Maybe you could complain on the grounds of racial discrimination? ;-)

[keithlbw]

kempie- a lot of people do recognise and celebrate St Georges day.

NORMANTHEDOG - they have special banners for all sorts of things not just American events and if you read my posting I asked for Google UKs email.

HWKE + dave1969 thanks but it was the email address I was after not web or postal.

Maybe we should move St Georges day to when there is a football world cup at least we would have loads of people flying Englands flag then.

[Ollie_P]

You could could try [email protected] & it may still get through to someone at google.

A techie friend of mine set up my e-mail which is [email protected]. , but you can also set your e-mail to receive any e-mail that comes to fullname.co.uk . He demonstrates this by purposefully sending me e-mails to things like [email protected].

[trevHCS]

You could try [email protected] (not sure there are any public UK addresses), but I doubt you'd get a reply unless they have a generic one prepared.

As for St. Georges - it might be celebrated in a few places, but I've never seen any and I would suspect neither have a large chunk of the English population. When this was mentioned a while back elsewhere, no one I spoke to had a clue it even existed.

Also if they did that it would upset the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish as it is meant to be the United Kingdom version rather than the English one.

[keithlbw]

St George is the patron Saint of England

Ireland = Patrick
Wales = David
Scotland = Andrew
England = George

Maybe its about time we all started taking a pride in our country and celebrating a special day. The Scots Welsh and Irish certainly do.