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It's working fine for me, but then my upload speed capacity isn't as fast as some peoples.

Dude you already posted that just a few hours ago. Calm down.

You didn't answer my question. I do know how the system works. FilePost receives DMCA notice from copyright holder and then you delete the offending files. The uploader sees the deleted files and the reason "DMCA". My question is: if you are serious about not supporting illegal content why...

I've never seen such a bunch of people so worked up over a late payment (and probably mostly small amounts). You'd think someone had told you the world was ending. ZOMG WHERE'S MY PAYMENT HISH!!??? Jeez. Calm down, and wait for Hish to come online.

FilePost, since you do not support illegal content, why don't you give an automatic warning to anyone who receives a DMCA take-down notice? If they receive any more DMCA notices, then you ban them. How does that sound? Because at the moment you have people with accounts who get DMCA notice...

Uh oh. I hope this is an error and Filesonic aren't doing a FilePost.

It's 100% true about FilePost. I've had a short conversation with them about it. Unfortunately now that Wupload is closing their affiliate program the choice isn't too good. I'd stick with just Filesonic and Fileserve.

Hmmm I didn't know some of those sites weren't allowed on some forums. I had a look at uploaded.to - terribly slow speeds for free users (50kb/s) and I don't think you can remote upload from other hosts..? At least I couldn't understand their "remote upload" section. If anyone can enlighten me...

@Adiel I'm kind of in the same boat. Wupload was good when it worked but it had way too many problems towards the end. I basically don't like any of the other file hosts lol for varying reasons. I'm currently trying out Uploading.com but so far their remote upload has been working terribly for...

Original content uploaders! Hahahahahahaha :)):)):)):))

First, maybe he made a mistake with the sections Second, filepost want to make money off people buying premiums so they can download warez. Then they ban someone for uploading warez??

Are you blind? FilePost banned Freddy with no "talking things over". And Freddy actually sold 10 premium accounts in one week.

I'd stay clear. They want to make money off people buying premiums to download warez and then they ban someone for uploading warez. :facepalm:

No, according to what just happened, if you have a lot of one type of warez file you will get banned with no warning. Well done FilePost :facepalm:

Seriously?

Amazing! :O<3

I'll direct you again to the first post then. "Please keep trolling to a minimum". -_-

Loony why dont you read the first post? Obviously now that wupload has closed its affiliate program it's useful to know if they are run by the same guy.

wow :o:o:o

Considering filejungle is run by the same person as fileserve this is hardly surprising.