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Old 10-22-2009, 02:29 PM
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Default Re: (frustrated need help with rapid share account
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.
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