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    File Transfer Service Buyers Guide Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Dustin Sklavos, Jul 8, 2010.

  1. Dustin Sklavos

    Dustin Sklavos Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    E-mail is a great method for sending text over the Internet, but when it comes to sending large file, you'll likely need a more robust data transfer system. We break down four of the best File Transfer services available today in this buyers guide.

    Read the full content of this Article: File Transfer Service Buyers Guide

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    Great article: well-written and informative, but you missed my personal favourite, FilesDIRECT. It:
    i. Send files up to 2GB even with free plan
    ii. Works with all file types (video, audio, CAD, whatever)
    iii. 128-bit SSL encryption on all files
    iv. No software to install and works with any OS
    v. 2 GB of storage to start

    Easy to use, 30-day free trial – it’s got my vote!
     
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  3. Dustin Sklavos

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    Good to know, thanks for bringing it up!
     
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    You're very welcome - and thank you!
     
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    leaftye Notebook Consultant

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    ifile.it is decent too.

    It is limited to 300 meg file uploads, but is otherwise unlimited. No membership required. Unlimited uploads & downloads. No waiting for downloads to begin. No membership required. No paid memberships exist at this time. Choice of html or flash tools for uploading. If there is another limitation, it's that files must be downloaded occasionally or they disappear.
     
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