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36) Upload Mirrors

Upload Mirrors is a webservice that you can use to send your friends files up to 100MB completely free of charge.
Upload Mirrors works by uploading your files to multiple online file-sharing services like RapidShare, MegaUpload and others, and then providing you with a download link which you can share with anyone. No registration is needed to utilize the service.
http://www.uploadmirrors.com/
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35) CuteSendIt

CuteSendIt is a free solution that allows you to share your files online.
Without even registering to the service, you can send up to six files of 100MB each to anyone who has got an e.mail address. Just select the files you want to upload, input your e-mail address and the one(s) of your recipient(s), add a brief message and you are done. Sent files are removed after three days you have send them.
The service is completely free to use, but if you want further file sending capabilities, it will cost you $2.99/month to send files up to 500MB each, have anti-virus protection and extend the life of your sent files.
http://www.cutesendit.com/
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34) ExtraLargeMail

ExtraLargeMail allows you to send e-mail messages with attachments large up to 100MB each, free of charge. Just type your e-mail address, your recipient address, a subject and (optionally) a text message. Then send your e-mail.
http://www.extralargemail.com/
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33) S4ve.as

S4ave.as is a free hosting service that allows you to share unlimited files of any size that will expire after 24 hours.
Simply upload a file, then copy and paste the link you get to share your file via e-mail, web page, instant message, status update, tweet, etc. Links are automatically shortened using Bit.ly.
http://s4ve.as/
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32) Foosle

Foosle is a free hosting service that allows you to upload and share files up to 200MB.
Just select on your computer the file you want to share. Once the file is uploaded, you are given either a direct link to share your file and embed codes for forums, bulletin boards, web pages and social media sites.
http://foosle.com/