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(Unverified)Nov 13th 2007 8:10AM
MediaFire has unlimited bandwidth and unlimited hosting although it caps at 100MB which... there aren't too many attachments which I'd send which are larger than that. It also remembers the files you've uploaded, and you can organize them like a virtual harddrive.