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Online Data Storage

A couple of weeks ago I hit a major problem whilst trying to offer Conflicker removal tools ! The problem was the fact that because of a huge demand for these files, we ended up using our monthly bandwidth allowance in less than 24hrs. I quickly went in search of some online storage for these files so that we could get back online ASAP !

Well I stumbled upon Rapidshare & ended up paying something in the region of €6.00 even though the monthly bandwidth allowed was also very limited. Not being in the position of being able to shop around I took this option and got the files back online in around 4 to 6 hours.

Since then & after making a few more enquiries, a friend of mine put me onto  Mediafire. How I wish I had known about Mediafire at the time

What is Mediafire..?

MediaFire is the simplest way to host and share files

Having trouble moving large files over the internet or just need to securely access your important files from any computer, anytime, anywhere? MediaFire has the simple solution!

Digital media has changed; rich media and large documents require larger files and more storage space. That’s where MediaFire comes in. MediaFire allows you to store all your files online for easy secure access and enables you to distribute large files to hundreds or thousands of people without clogging inboxes or bogging down your website.

Want to give it a try but not ready to sign up for a free account? No problem, registration is completely optional and every feature of the service is available to you whether you choose to create an account or not. When you’re ready to start building your secure online file collection all we need to get your account started is a valid email address and a password, that’s it! Simple right?

MediaFire is the simplest file hosting service to share files and images with others

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