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Get 6gb of free, online storage with Orbitfiles
The maximum upload size is 50mb, which is more than enough for what I'm doing with an online file store - namely stashing encrypted backups of my files and my wife's fonts folder (for obvious reasons). Their Hercules Uploader does a good job of taking care of my archiving tasks with minimal effort from me.
You can tag and describe your files, and share only what you want. Orbitfiles will also zip multiple files online and quickly generate embed and BB codes for your site.
Orbitfiles even offers you the opportunity to make some cash by selling your files and referring friends. New signups will earn you shiny new dime, and the commission fee for sales is a very reasonable 2%.
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Subscribe to commentsAshwinOct 15th 2008 6:43AM
Check http://www.mediafire.com.
It offers free unlimited storage and 100 MB upload limit.
JoelOct 15th 2008 7:55AM
Free for $5 does not make sense! Or am I just being stupid?
cub3Oct 15th 2008 11:43PM
yeah why would they even post this crap, are they now adding useless stuff here?...how can that be free
wykedengelOct 16th 2008 12:54PM
no, they are saying that you get 6G worth of storage for free. if you want unlimited storage, you pay $5 per month.
MattOct 16th 2008 9:59PM
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MattOct 16th 2008 10:01PM
I get all sorts of MySQL errors when trying to use their uploader. They've disabled their forums and if I go to their support site, some italian email address is already filled in in the email address field.
mallorymaloney.comOct 19th 2008 8:18PM
Furthermore, there's no such thing as 'unlimited storage' --- Free or not. ;)
JackDec 25th 2008 8:05AM
I still don't understand why most of the free online storage companies has limits on file sizes. That completely breaks using them as an online backup service. I use http://www.MyOtherDrive.com because they give me unattended backup plus true private file sharing. Free accounts start with 5GB.