8) mytempdir.com

mytempdir.com is a free dedicated Web hosting solution for sharing your files over the internet. No registration is needed to share and post files. The maximum file size is 40 MB. If you want to post images or files on forums, the site gives you code to copy and paste into the forum.

After the file is uploaded, you receive the download link. If you want it mailed to you, just enter your email address. You also have the ability to delete upload files. When you receive the link to the file, you also receive the link to delete the file.

If you forget the URL to your file, you'll have to upload another. That's the advantage of including your email when uploading a file. For more information, see frequently asked questions.

Price: free

Multiple pickup: yes

Delivery receipt: no

Virus scan: no

Compression: no

Encryption: no

Secure site: yes

Expiration period: 21 days after upload

Maximum file size: 50 MB

Web site integration: no

Pros: no space (up to 50 MB per file) or bandwidth limitations as long as uploaded files follow the terms.

Cons: 50 MB file limit and tends to be slow at times.

http://www.mytempdir.com

7) Streamload MediaMax

MediaMax is a place to store, organize, access and share your files with up to 10 GB of free storage where you may only download 100 files or 100 MB — whichever comes first — per month. Files are uploaded and downloaded through MediaMax's software or Web interface.

The service doesn't encrypt files when they are uploaded or downloaded from your MediaMax account. If you have sensitive files, encrypt them before uploading them to MediaMax. Support responds quickly and thoroughly.

This service previously known as Steamload is now MediaMax, but it's still powered by Streamload., The service offers free accounts of 25 GB of secure storage and 1 GB downloads per month. Files can be up to 25 MB.

Price: free and other accounts up to $29.95 per month for unlimited storage (see here for plan comparison).

Multiple pickup: yes

Delivery receipt: no

Virus scan: no

Compression: no

Encryption: no (see cons)

Secure site: Yes

Expiration period: unused for 30 days

Maximum file size: Depends on account (see plan comparison)

Web site integration: MediaMax hosts everything, so no integration.

Pros: Responsive support, online data backup, and geared toward media files

Cons: No encryption, software in beta - file uploading is a little challenging, file uploads can fail, and confusing.

http://streamload.com>http://streamload.com/

6) zUpload

zUpload lets you transfer files up to 500 MB with an unlimited number of downloads and no bandwidth limitations. To send a file, simply browse to the file name and click Upload File. The name, email and message fields are optional. The frequently asked questions provides more information.

Price: free

Multiple pickup: Send URL link to multiple users.

Delivery receipt: No.

Virus scan: No.

Compression: No.

Encryption: No.

Secure site: No.

Expiration period: unused for 30 days

Maximum file size: 500MB

Web site integration: No

Pros: Free and no bandwidth limitations when downloading. Uploads are fast.

Cons: Download times inconsistent and ads.

http://z31.zupload.com/

5) Megaupload

At Megaupload, you can send a file simply by completing the form on its home page. Enter an email address to send it or leave the recipient email blank to save the file on the server. After the file is uploaded, the URL to the file's location appears and it's emailed to you, if you include your email address. The free service allows uploading files up to 250 megs and stores it until it's unused for 30 days. Premium ups the file upload size limit to 1 Gb, files can be password protected and you can send them to multiple recipients.

Price: free (up to 500 megs) and Premium (various options from USD $4.99 for two days to USD $99.99 for a lifetime membership). Here's a comparison of the plans.

Multiple pickup: yes (premium only)

Delivery receipt: no

Virus scan: yes (premium only)

Compression: no

Encryption: no

Secure site: yes

Expiration period: unused for 30 days

Maximum file size: 500 (free) MB or 250 GB (premium)

Web site integration: no

Pros: No encryption.

Cons: No delivery receipt and disruptive ads.

http://www.megaupload.com/

4) YouSendIt

YouSendIt is currently the most popular large-file transmission service. Khalid Shaikh from Campbell, California is the developer. YouSendIt is free, doesn't require upfront registration and it's easy to use. Frequently asked questions provide more information.

You can send an email along with the upload to let the recipient know how to receive the file. You receive a note when the file is sent and downloaded. YouSendIt also allows you to keep a list of contacts, so you don't enter the names every time if you tend to email the same people. There's a 128 character limit in the "To" field to prevent people from using the service to spam.

Price: free

Multiple pickup: yes

Delivery receipt: no

Virus scan: no

Compression: no

Encryption: no

Secure site: yes (HTTPS)

Expiration period: 7 days or 25 downloads, whichever comes first

Maximum file size: 100 MB (lite) and up to 2 Gb (plus)

Web site integration: Option to include a FileLink URL on your Web site that allows people to send you files.

Fair use policy: DMCA Policy

Pros: Easy to use. No registration. Secure.

Cons: We've had trouble downloading a 90meg file. Can only send one file at a time (zip multiple files). No confirmation when file is picked up. Requires recipient email address.

YouSendIt is popular because it's straightforward and allows anonymity. In October 2004, there was an article on the service in the WashingtonPost.com: From a Virtual Shadow, Messages of Terror by Ariana Eunjung Cha (Oct 2, 2004). It reports on how the service is being used by globally operating Islamic extremists.

https://s30.yousendit.com/