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henryt
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:25 am


Oh Dang(shucks) it ended just when I was ROLFH :)

mrmanishs
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Thu Jun 25, 2009 12:05 pm


An option is File Apartment (http://www.fileapartment.com):

- Up to 1 GB
- Easy to use
- Free, Safe and secure
- No software to download or registration required

chris_vaughn
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Wed Sep 09, 2009 4:44 pm


Hi Dang,
I have read your post, yes email does limit the file transferring size. Either your ISP or Gmail or Hotmail or whoever you use puts a limit on how large the attachments can be. Since you are sending a bunch of pictures, I also recommend you use WinZip or WinRar. These utilities compress a folder into a single file, so it’s much easier to send your pictures. Windows and Mac have built in support for zipped files.
When you want to send large files securely, such a bunch of digital photos, or a big excel file, or photoshop file, etc, I recommend sendtoperson.com. You can get an account for free and send a bunch of files. The site is easy to use to send someone a file and very secure.
As a consultant, I like to use this service because they let me use my own domain name, which looks better when communicating with my clients. When you use your own domain you can completely customize the site to look however you want. There are no ads or spam on the site.

Chris

dang wrote:Here's my problem...
I'm needing to transfer between 40 & 50 photos, some ranging near 100 mb each. Of course, email limits the file size. Any good sites where we can load these size files that anyone has used, and can recommend? I know one (http://www.sendpix.com/index.htm), but it requires downloading their program which I prefer not doing if I can avoid it.

Thanks!

taylorsteele
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:22 am


Hey, I'm visiting a few of the forums to let the forum users know about a file sharing business I started recently. I'm not sure if anyone has come across this site yet Swap it! Encrypt it! ( http://www.transferfiles.us ) and if you haven't you should really check it out! My service is very fast, easy to use, doesn't cost monthly membership fees, doesn't require sign up, saves big time money, offers tons of free features like password protection and confirmation e-mails, and Swap it! Encrypt it! Lite offers free password protection with unlimited uploading and downloading of files up to 25MB in size. The best part about the pay side of my site is it allows you to, send large files directly from your e-mail and retain your file transfer until it is used. We simply send a copy of your up load link to you e--mail. Hopefully, this will at least be a useful free tool for some of you. Thank you for your time and feel free to contact me with your experiences via this forum.

I hope this helps you with your file sending problem!

http://www.sendlargefiles.biz

theskyisfalling
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:04 pm


Try Binfer. AFAIK, Binfer is the only service that can transfer very large files directly from computer to computer without having to upload first.
http://www.binfer.com.

aliahlewis
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Thu Mar 25, 2010 11:52 am


Thanks to all of you as I used to send large size files on the net and most of them are animation or picture files as I am a designer and animator. And I was really fade up of file size limit. But here I got many alternate solutions..

madlights
 
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Re: Best Way To Send Large Files Over Net?

Post Tue Mar 30, 2010 8:29 am


theskyisfalling wrote:Try Binfer. AFAIK, Binfer is the only service that can transfer very large files directly from computer to computer without having to upload first.
http://www.binfer.com.

Thanks I'm going to check that one out...used to be able to do that with ICQ - unlimited, slow, and free..but ICQ service has gotten very bad reviews of late and haven't used ICQ in a long while...so will give binfer a try...thanks!

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