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Ever wondered about a free online space with unlimited transfer bandwidth?
Don’t we have an answer for you!

Box.com offers a 5GB online storage account with unlimited bandwidth. Its uses cloud computing, so your data is pretty much safe and secure forever. You won’t get the usual “at least one download every 30 days or your files get deleted” nonsense as most “free” file hosts have.
Your files live forever, and you do not need to worry about them being deleted at all. Moreover, its got some really exciting features like Desktop Sync, Admin Panel, Google Apps integration (for a monthly fee of course) which is really useful for businesses. And guess what? About 82% of the Fortune 500 companies use Box.com for their online file storage needs. Stunning, isn’t it? =)

A standard pros and cons list for you:
http://exploringpc.com/free-5gb-online-unlimited-bandwidth

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dropbox
sugarsync
skydrive
one.ubuntu
etc.

there are loads. and they are all if not most are free.

I have a few dropbox accounts they give you 2gbs of space, but you can refer people and get up to 10gbs free, and they just had a recent beta test where you could get up to 5gbs extra.
 
I've being using box.com since September 2008 and think it's great. They've a great iOS app that's really easy to use before the whole iCloud thing started.
Also use dropbox a lot too though but that's more work related as that's what most of the clients at work are more familiar with.

There great if you use them for legit purposes and are professional file hosts not like the warez fueled ones you see around here.
 
And it really pissed off the ones that payed $99 for 25 gig of storage before they started this promo.

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So anyone using their ftp app??
 
I've got 50gb too :D
I have never used a service like this, so I have a question, all files I host there, are saved as private?
 
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