A note regarding Mediafire links.

Fixious

Fixious

Test Lead
Quite a few older Mediafre links have expired. If you've uploaded anything to this forum section (Mediafire or not), it'd be nice if you could check to see if the download still works, and possibly add an alternate download link (minus.com or something).

Thanks.
 
WildFire

WildFire

Warrior of Linux
From their website:

Q. How long are my files stored for?
A. Your files are stored as long as people are still accessing them. If no one accesses them for 90 days (including you), they are queued for deletion. Pro users' files are never deleted.
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Fixious

Fixious

Test Lead
Others I've come across:

http://jumpshare.com/
There is no limit on the number of files you can share but the total size of all files uploaded should not exceed 2GB.
The maximum file size you can upload is 100MB. There are no restrictions on the number of files you can share as long as their size does not collectively exceed 2GB.
All files are kept for 14 days (2 weeks) after which they are automatically deleted.
Once user accounts are live, files in your account will not be deleted unless you remove them yourself.

http://dropcanvas.com/
Currently we're offering an unlimited amount of storage, with a limit of 5GB per canvas. This is subject to change in the future, but we'll always be generous.
Anonymous uploads will last a minimum of 60 days, depending on the popularity of the Canvas. Registered users Canvases never expire.
 
moronval

moronval

Private Tester
just use box.com

Get 5 GB Free and Organize All Your Files Into Folders Store all kinds of files online, then arrange them into folders just like on your desktop.
Send a Link Paste it into an email or an instant message, even send directly from Box.
File size limit
100 MB​
also, files never expire
 
Fixious

Fixious

Test Lead
I'd rather not have to make an account, which is the main reason I stopped using Mediafire a while ago.
 
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