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filecloud.io changed to a 7 day file lifetime recently, ah i see thats not for premium Files above 300MB uploaded by free users expire in 7 days

last time i heard they ban for 1 dmca

lots of hosts have an import function but yeah mega is nice for now, also using it for backup

more time for people backing up, all mine done *smug* (from rs facebook page)

only host that sucks on that list is Rapidgator

no more files = no more file hosting business no more bandwidth = no more sharing goodbye rapidshare. your no longer rapid, no longer share and cant even store files. congrats on halving your business in 1 year, even terrible hosts like turbobit are now bigger

chrome 25 (SRWare Iron Portable) is currently working pretty good for me (24 used too much ram when uploading) getting 5.1 MB/s upload (only using 4 upload threads)

500gb would have been enough for me (had 493gb) but 250gb for the same price as 2 years already paid is just ridiculous managed to get it down to 300gb with lots of classic stuff now gone forever. busy dumping 50gb on mega... and i might just make it feel sorry for the people with 1tb+

horrible news, either have to cough up double the price or loose all my data, great choice mailed them with my own ultimatum, either they give me my 2 years premium with 500gb of storage or they can expect a chargeback and no further business

the limit is how much you have left in your balance, where it says For downloading, every day you get another 30gb which rolls over until you use it or untill your balance reaches 500gb. when you sign up for premium you start with 100gb 180 days

are 2 day sales and other sales not counted with certain payment methods included in the "advertised uploaded accounts" stat? nothing else but you should be able to choose when to redeem them maybe bad routing to a particular server from your isp, or if the file is massively popular it could...

you would probably need at least 32gb of ram to upload a file larger than 10gb to mega in chrome, heh

my experience with them is they try to push malware/adware on users with a large fake download button, the real download button is smaller and not prominent

image hosts with large thumbnails used to be 10 a penny but they seem to have died out the last few years i started making my own thumbnails in irfanview (batch conversion, bulk resize) and using imageshack

works fine for me in Firefox 18 mega have no liability for what users upload, same for any other service. if user A uploads a file named 1234 on any host and gives it to user B nobody but user A and B knows what it is, if its posted publicly or semi publicly it is subject to takedown/IP...

for everyone who used the same login details for twitter and ul CHANGE YOUR DETAILS http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/feb/02/twitter-hack-password-reset for everyone using their username as a login name CHANGE YOUR DETAILS for everyone using 123456 as a password CHANGE YOUR DETAILS...

rename to mkv, still plays the same. maybe you have a mix of banned words, MD5 and filename you need to go through them one at a time to find the problem

upload speed going nice, download speed going nice and i even got a 6 month sale today :) 180 days of inactivity i think its after 14 days he can renew via your link then will become an initial sale for you, if he renews before then he will be the rebill of the first person

yep very sad news, theres always mega... ;) hosts plucked from the free hosts thread that still work http://www.wjunction.com/102-file-host-discussion/132057-good-file-host-free-users-who-not-uploading-%24%24%24.html http://filerio.in http://www.180upload.com http://www.filehostfree.com...

download speed is now rocking, upload speed is decent but needs a shedload of ram one question i havent found the answer for. Whats the file lifetime for guest/free/premium links?