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Best filehosting for backup purposes?

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I always wanted to use Megaupload.com to backup my files (not share those dl links) because it offers the following features for its premium users (which I will buy).

Unlimited storage
Unlimited download
Unlimited storage time

But turns out they limit the upload speed to 500KB/s! And I ain't going to be able to keep doing that with larger uploads like 4GB files. It's going to take a long time.

So does anyone else know another filehosting which provides similar features or better?

Note: Please don't suggest the ones which have limited download bandwidth even for Premium or if even the premiums have limited storage space :p

Currently, HF fits the replacement spot for MU but HF gives me only 800KB/s upload <_<
 
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Do you mind remotely uploading (i.e. using Multi Fetch) which is available under Advanced setting for premium account holders? I upload super fast on MU from my rapidleech account. Upload speed is not limited if you remote upload.

I'm upping from a 1Gbps RL. I get this:

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That's all from my 1 RL account.
 
Can you tell me where your RL is hosted? using ip2location.com tell me the DC. Mine is in NetDirekt (Germany). I tried remote uploading from my RDP's FTP to MU, I got 500KB/s max.

PS: How can I manually enter each link every time I upload just to backup? :( It's going to be a lot of work when it comes to uploading files larger than 4GB ones :(
 
well every filehost deletes the files if they aren't accessed after a certain period.
the maximum is 90 days I think. unless you have a premium account.
so if you have a premium account on some filehost use that one.
 
Ok, never mind. I have found a solution. I just found that my new RDP gives 2-4MB/s upload speed to MU so I'm all good with MU's premium now :)
 
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