LATEST MEGAUPLOAD AND ALTERNATIVES

07 Feb 2012

Dropbox and other Alternatives

While services like Dropbox, SugarSync, and Windows Live Mesh don’t have the same hands-off, “upload it and forget it” approach that MegaUpload and similar webapps have, they all offer some ability to sync a cloud storage account with a folder or set of files on your computer, and then quickly share those synchronized files with someone else. Dropbox lets you use your public folder to share files and your images folder to share galleries, for example. While none of the services offer you unlimited file storage or uploads the way some webapps do, you can always follow our guide to maximizing your Dropbox space to give it a boost. Check out this megaupload alternative.

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07 Feb 2012

Share simply with Minus

Minus started first as an image sharing service, but quickly grown up to a richly featured file sharing service. You are able with this service to drag and drop any file to upload it to Minus servers, and send a short link to your friends so they can view it on the web, download it, or even open it and collaborate with you on it before sending it back. Sign up for an account and you get 50GB of storage, and you can upload files up to 2GB, share any of them, and keep them indefinitely without worrying they will be lost. Minus users also get the benefit of mobile apps and browser extensions to make sharing and downloading easy. Try this megaupload alternative…

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07 Feb 2012

Go for MediaFire

MediaFire let you to make file uploads and sharing dead simple, as in drag-and-drop simple. The service offers nonlimited file storage, although you are limited to uploading files no larger than 200MB at a time (with free accounts). Your files only stay active for a short time (normally 30 days), but for even though it has its limitations, MediaFire does not force you to queue up to download files, doesn’t require an account to upload or download files, and does not keep you from downloading multiple files simultaneously. After sign up for a MediaFire Pro account ($9/mo), you can upload files up to 2GB each, store them as long as you want without worrying they could expire, go ad-free, and even let other users drop files into your account for you to review later. This could be as well the best alternative to Megaupload…

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07 Feb 2012

Try to use YouSendIt

The server YouSendIt has been around for really long time, and has expanded from offering users a fast way to send one another large files without filling up each other’s inboxes to an enterprise tool where businesses let employees drop documents to safely share with other people outside of their companies or organisations. Free users of this service have to deal with ads, but they get 2GB of storage and can upload files not bigger than 50MB. When uploaded, you can share them with anyone, effectively “email” your files to other people by attaching the YouSendIt link in your email signature, upload or download files from mobile devices, and more. YouSendIt Pro costs $10/mo or $50/yr, and your storage can be as big as 5GB and uploads to 2GB each. YouSendIt Pro Plus costs $15/mo or $149/yr and you get unlimited storage and unlimited upload sizes, as well as other advanced tracking and file management features. This could be just pefect alternative for Megaupload!

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07 Feb 2012

RapidShare as an alternative to Megaupload

The time of MegaUpload sharing is gone, server RapidShare could be your natural alternative for a web that allows you to upload really large files and send your friends or colleagues a link to download them. The first step is to sign up an account. Once you have your own RapidShare account, you can upload files as large as you wish and keep them stored as long as you need. When your files are uploaded, you can copy a short url link and send it to your people. Then they can download the file from another computer. In case you do not mind to pay for RapidPro membership ($13/mo to $130/yr), your uploaded files will never expire, your file storage and your file transfers are encrypted, and you never have to wait for downloads to start. Enjoy this perfect service and really great MEGAUPLOAD ALTERNATIVE.

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