(frustrated need help with rapid share account
 

well i finally broke down and bought a file share account (rapid share) and now im having problems uploading files and i'm alittle confused as i can only upload file smaller than 200MB but it said when i got it that it was no limit and i would be able to store up to 2000 GIGS is this true and how do i open it up as far as the upload as this is time staking ?

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Hi maximum 200mb uploads per file you upload but 2000gb storage online its clearly stated when you sing up




GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
ADMINISTRATOR@Wckediden

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that SUCKS! any suggestions as i will need to buy one i can upload multiple files LARGER THAN 200mb as this is taking forever! thanks WEEJE

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yeah uploading takes a hell of time many dont now, so you whant to be able to upload larger files the group that i upload whit use netload
400mb per file
# We store your files up to 90 days inactivity
# Unlimited uploads
# Up to 20 parallel downloads for Premium user
# Only single downloads for free users
google arround there are many upload servers whit different files size and upload speed



GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
ADMINISTRATOR@Wckediden

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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ?

Up to 20 parallel downloads for Premium user

I KNOW PREMIUM MEANS PAID BUT WHAT IS PARALLEL DOWNLOADS?

thanks for all the latenight help and you are right im sitting here super bored as i do not want to fall to sleep before i upload these files and it's taking forever. Hulk

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the parallel download means like whit game 20 links you can download at the sametime for premium user but is there not option for rapid Do you want to upload several files? Please click here for premium user?


GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
ADMINISTRATOR@Wckediden

Re (frustrated need help with rapid share account
 

use winrar o split files under 200mb. then use the tool rapidup its under tool section on rapidshare. drop files in that and walk away..

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yes it is that option but then when i hit the link it say multiple files can exceed 200MB ?

PS do you have a rapidshare account ? maybe i'm looking in the wrong spot

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ok cool but it want me to download this tool and then winrar o?

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All the suggestions above are good and valid. You just need to figure how you are using the account. What are you using it for. Personal use or to distribute???
I have always like MegaUpload. It's what I use for pretty much everything, especially bigger files like movies. I rarely have any problems with them.
A-Drive is great for personal use (free) and then you can pay for other features and distribution purposes.
Those are going to be decisions you'll have to make ;)
Good Luck.

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well it's personal but i also want to share some of the finds and stuff that i have as everyone here does with me! so still sitting here uploading from lastnight and since it's going threw my cell it's jamming up my buisness at the moment!

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not sure and dont want to ask the wrong thing in the wrong section to the wrong person but you said use winrar tosplit to the files but i never did that before so can you help me or should i start another topic ?

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A paid Rapidshare is great for having the capability of DL'ing multiple files at once, w/o the wait. ADrive is great for 50 GB or Free storage with the option of a pay account that has more capabilities. MediaFire is a great Free account similar to Rapidshare, but Free for what you get. FileDropper for .99 cents a month or you can get their other optional plans, regardless:
FileDropper tags itself as “the simplest file hosting website ever”, and that’s excatly what it is. Using FileDropper’s file uploader you can upload and store large files indefinitely. There are many other file storage and sharing services out there, but almost all of them have a 100 MB (in some cases 1 GB) per file limit. When it comes to FileDropper this limit is raised to whopping 5 GBs. Thus you can store pretty much anything. Once your files are uploaded, you can email and share them with others.
Their are many others, but those are the one's I have been looking more in depth on lately. Good Luck.