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URGENT Site like Yousendit?

by mscherrah
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Hello All,

I have a pretty large file (800 MB) and I need to email it to a client. I need to find an email service that is free to send it to them. Does anyone know of a service that can do this?

Matt
#site #urgent #yousendit
  • Profile picture of the author Tashi Mortier
    There are tons of sites like Yousendit.

    You can use MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service for example, they have a 1024 mb upload cap. You should just encrypt the file, because everyone who has the link could download it. Ever .zip application should be able to do this.
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    I'll give it a try..Thanks! Have you ever used Dropbox? Is this another solution?
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    • Profile picture of the author paul wolfe
      Originally Posted by mscherrah View Post

      I'll give it a try..Thanks! Have you ever used Dropbox? Is this another solution?

      Dropbox works really well - especially if you're regularly sharing files with clients.

      Literally once the file is uploaded to the dropbox, the person sharing the folder can drag it onto their desktop.

      Works great.
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    • Profile picture of the author paul wolfe
      Originally Posted by mscherrah View Post

      I'll give it a try..Thanks! Have you ever used Dropbox? Is this another solution?

      Dropbox works really well - especially if you're regularly sharing files with clients.

      Literally once the file is uploaded to the dropbox, the person sharing the folder can drag it onto their desktop.

      Works great.
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  • Profile picture of the author phaproduction
    I haven't. I do like megaupload though. You can download files > 400mb as a free user. Most sites have a MB threshold, after which you have to be a paid user [filesonic, rapidshare]. I believe Megaupload and Fileserve do not.

    Cheers
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  • Profile picture of the author subhub-mark
    I use We Transfer.

    Free to send up to 2GB and looks a lot more professional to the client than the likes of Megaupload.
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  • Profile picture of the author theIMgeek
    I've used Dropbox for this as well. It comes with a "Public" folder, so you just drag the file in there, wait while it uploads, and then you can copy the public link that you can send to anybody. The recipient does not need a Dropbox account.

    Free accounts have a 2 GB limit.

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  • Profile picture of the author Moneyerr
    Take a look at MailBigFile, their up/down speed is just great.
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  • Profile picture of the author dsf74
    Emails are not really suited to send large files. Try Binfer which specializes in large file transfers.
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