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I’ve been accrossed an impressive list of online storages which ithink it’s really useful to re-share it here. Like the post described:

From sending one document to backing up an entire business, data storage is
the key to everything nowadays.

Ofcause it’s really important like how the flash drives are, butwith all these online storages probably you don’t need to use yourflash drive anymore unless you’ve got a damn connection or offline;because it is the space where we can put our files on and access itanywhere. But i am sure this is gonna be a good resource when you’remostly online, i decide to the list below, as you may see in the list,some are free and some are paid but most are free.

Online Backup

Allmydata.com - Unlimited storage and
automated backup for $4.99 a month.

Angelbackup.com - Prices
as low as $1.95 for 2GB of automated backup.

BlogBackupOnline.com
- Automatically backs up your blog for you with up to 50MB of storage.

Carbonite.com - Backup your entire
hard drive automatically, no free version.

CrashPlan.com - Automated backup
plans as low as a one-time $20 fee, unlimited space.

Datapreserve.com - Automated, managed
off-site remote backups, focusing on businesses.

Egnyte.com - Backup your files, store
them securely, export them back to your computer in a crash. Share with
co-workers for collaborative work.

ElephantDrive.com - 1GB
of free storage, automated backups; up to 1TB in subscription form.

File123.com - 1GB of space
for free, up to 10GB of backup for as low as $4.95 a month.

gDisk - Turn your Gmail account
in to an online storage space for free.

GoDaddy.com
- All paid plans, as low as $5.99 a year for 50MB, sync between multiple
computers.

IBackup - Anywhere from 5GB to 300GB of
storage, no free services.

iOmega iStorage
- Automated backups for personal or business users, file sharing available.

Ironmountain.com -
Focusing on professional backup solutions from small business up to government
agencies.

MediaMaster.com - Unlimited storage
of your music collection.

Mozy.com - Automated online backup of your
selected files with versioning.

Mp3Tunes.com - Unlimited free storage
of your music collection, streaming play of the songs from anywhere.

MyOtherDrive.com - Store up to 5GB
of files, use as backup or share.

Omnidrive.com - Backup anywhere from
1GB for free, use as backup you can access from anywhere, or use as a file host
to use on other sites.

Orbitfiles.com - 6GB of storage for
your files, automated backup, ability to share with family and friends.

SOSOnlineBackup.com - Automated
backup of your essential files.

Steekr.com - Online backup of digital
media, free up to 1GB, subscriptions for more. Stream your stored music for
listening anywhere, share files with friends.

Strongspace.com - Minimum of a 5GB
subscription package, files are shareable with other registered users.

Textive.com - Backup your documents for
free. Choose to publish some or all of your files, get paid for them.

Titanize.com - Online backup that
allows you to snyc with other devices and share links to your files.

Trueshare.com - Secure off-site data
backup, packages as small as 3GB up to 1TB.

Yuntaa.com - Sync your hard drive with
your online storage, restore, or share. Free up to 1GB.

Sending Services

Arunalabs.com - Send large files to
anyone on the net.

Bigfilez.com - Send a file up to 500MB
in size to multiple recipients.

Bigupload.com
- Send files up to 500MB in size, up to 2GB for premium members.

BoxCloud.com - Up to 1GB of free
sending, more space with paid plans.

Driveway.com - Send an unlimited
number of files up to 500MB each in size.

DropSend.com - Email files up to 250MB
in size, subscriptions get you larger files and more storage.

FileFactory.com - Send up to 25
files at a time at 300MB per file.

JustUpIt.com - Send a file up to 120MB
to up to four email addresses.

Jagbox.com - Upload a file up to 100MB
in size, share the link, set an expiration time.

LeapFILE.com - Send files
of various sizes, 7 day trial, subscription thereafter.

Localhostr.com - Upload a file up
to 50MB in size, share it with friends.

MailBigFile.com - Send up to a
100MB file to one recipient, up to 2GB to 5 recipients if you subscribe.

MoveDigital.com - Store and deliver
large files easily with a drag-and-drop interface.

Pandafile.com - Send a file, no
limitations mentioned.

Send6.com - Send up to six large files at
once for free, private branding available.

Sendspace.com - Send files up to
300MB in size, unlimited downloads.

SendThisFile.com - Subscription
only, size and bandwidth vary with plan.

Sharebee.com - Upload a file, share
the link, no mention of limitations on size.

YouSendIt.com - Email files up to
100MB in size for free, bigger limits by subscription.

YouSwap.com - Upload and send up to 1GB of
files to multiple email addresses.

Storage/Sharing Services

4shared.com - Share a file or an entire
folder for free, up to 1GB. More space available for annual subscription
plans.Badongo.com - Unlimited file
storage, inactive files files deleted after 45 days for free members, never for
premium members.

BigFilebox.com - Free storage up to
100MB, more space available for a fee.

BooMP3.com - Free unlimited storage of audio
files.

Box.net - Up to 1GB of storage of files up
to 10MB size each, more space for monthly or annual fee.

BOXSTr.com - 10GB of storage of files up to
250MB in size each, 10GB of bandwidth.

DivShare - Upload a file, store it
forever, embed it anywhere you want. Premium service allows you to brand your
embeds.

Ewedrive.com - Store up to 1GB for free,
more available at a fee.

Exaroom.com - Upload files, make a
profile, let friends browse and download your files, access your files from
anywhere.

FileDEN.com - 1GB of storage, files up
to 50MB each, hotlinking allowed of all file extensions.

FileHo.com - Unlimited storage, you can
choose to share your files or keep them private.

FileNanny.com - Store up to 500MB of
files and share them with anyone.

FilePanda.com - Upload files up to
200MB in size, share them with others.

Flypicture.com - Unlimited hosting
of pictures, audio or movie files, free use for blogs and auctions.

Freefilehosting.net - Free
hosting of files up to 3MB in size, use anywhere.

GigaSize.com - Store up to
1.5GB, share files for up to 90 days.

I2drive.com - Plans as low as $4.99 for
500MB of storage.

In.solit.us - Upload your files, keep them
private or opt to make them public so anyone can download them.

Jumbodir.com - Upload without even
registering, up to 2GB of space and no time limits if you do register.

Mediafire.com - Upload up to 10 files
of up to 100MB each at a time, unlimited storage, link and share if you
like.

MediaMax.com - Up to 25GB of free
storage, 10MB per file, more space and size limits available by
subscription.

Megaupload.com - Up to 50GB of free
storage and sharing capabilities for free.

Mofile.com - Up to 1GB of sharing
storage.

MyDataBus.com - Upload up to
5GB of files for free and share, can integrate with Facebook.

MyFabrik.com - 1GB
of media storage you can share and embed.

OneDump.com - Free hosting and sharing
of up to 10 files of 5MB each.

QuickSharing.com - Up to 500MB per
file, deleted after 30 days of inactivity.

RapidSahre.com - Share an unlimited
number of files up to 100MB in size, an unlimited number of times.

Supload.com - Unlimited image hosting
for use with sites such as eBay and MySpace.

TagAndFile.com - Store up to 100MB
for free, more space available for a fee.

Tilefile.com - Upload and organize
your files, share them with friends.

Upfordown.com - 20GB of storage with
50GB of bandwidth the first month for free.

Webcargo.net - Mail files up to 100MB
for free, stay online for up to 7 days. More paid options.

WOOfiles.com - Up to 1GB of storage,
share with friends.

Xdrive.com - Up to 5GB of storage,
access from anywhere, share with friends and family.

zUpload.com - Share files up to 500MB
in size, unlimited downloads.

What services are you using? Please do not forget to give me an alert if you’re experiencing non of the above services.

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