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Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on March 24, 2005, 09:13:31 AM
Completely jacked from another forum. RapidShare has been making me  :x cuz they've been deleting in less than 30 days. FALSE ADVERTISING you bitches!! And YSI is acting testy at times. I can never upload a thing to Youshareit. Dropload sucks too. I almost feel like asking to hire professional RS link downloaders just to keep the links alive.  :evil:

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If any members have sites they know of for free web hosting..... please toss a reply in this thread. The more options we have for free web hosting the better !!  

Here are some of the links that have been posted in this thread already !! Toss some feedback in here as well as to which are the best sites to use !!

http://193.201.54.72/ or the English link..... http://193.201.54.72/index.php?lang=eng
http://up.li.ru/
http://www.webfile.ru/
1) havent checked the webspace yet - 2) nice speed - 3) slow webspace :/

http://www.mytempdir.com/
25 mb upload limit on a file.
RAR's can be used. You can RAR files that are large in size and share them !!
No hourly download limits.
The drawback..... files only last 3 weeks !!
You may have to do this:
NOTE: If you are using Norton Internet Security 200x disable "Privacy Control" temporarely otherwise the page where you get the Download-link cannot be opened!
AN EXAMPLE, Jessica Alba on David Letterman:
http://www.miumu.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=6691&mforum=jpmx#6691

http://www.uploadhut.com
(I've tried this...it gives me a blank page??)
Shaq top 10 quotes: http://uploadhut.com/view.php/49405.wmv
Someone try to download  this and send it to me :P

http://www.scambia.com/faq.php
10mb up/file (no prob with splitting though)
20mb/hour dl
far more stable server than rapidshare (connection drop etc..)
+no "ticketing" on every attempt (+countdown)


And a reminder..... post your OWN uploads..... not someone elses uploads !! Anyone can post a web find link for a video.
All videos posted in this section should be on your own web space and your own uploads !!
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on April 19, 2005, 09:39:19 AM
You know dude. mytempdir seems to be working alright, it makes you wail but works good for 3 weeks without any download limit. Perfect for The Rika Grad Project.  :D
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: frblckstr1 on April 19, 2005, 12:49:45 PM
Tried a small file to tempdir:

File Rike Ishikawa - c4.mpg (10,827,780 b) has been successfully uploaded.

Link to the file:
http://sr1.mytempdir.com/13401

Upload was about 70KB/s... and no need to disable the W2003 IE enhanced security (I simply closed all the cookie dialogs  :D )
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on April 20, 2005, 01:42:47 AM
here's some more:

http://www.updownloadserver.de
File Size Limit:
100 Mb
Download Limit:
??????
Time Limit:
?????
Other:
Germany video hosting



http://www.ecpocket.com/
File Size Limit:
50 Mb
Download Limit:
Infinite
Time Limit:
Infinite
Other:
Web Hosting, Permanent Link



http://movie-host.net
File Size Limit:
?????
Download Limit:
Infinite
Time Limit:
Infinite
Other:
Web Hosting, Permanent Link



haven't tried any of them yet. but at least mytempdir.com hasn't had any bitching about hourly limits. :D
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: electric mole on April 20, 2005, 08:55:50 AM
There's
http://sharebigfile.com/

Upload limit is 100mb. I've never tried it though.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: ar-a-mach on April 22, 2005, 03:33:49 PM
i always had problem with those upl sys :evil:
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on April 26, 2005, 07:38:25 AM
from a Super Mod from another board :w00t:

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This may be "The One" to use now....

http://upload.by/fastshare/e.php

Thanks to testnutzer123 for this info.....
30MB filesize limit
Files will be deleted after 60 days of "inactivity".
No Warez or other copyrighted stuff.
Advice not to upload "sensitive" or personal data.

I also noticed they do allow RAR's !! No hourly limits !!  .... if this remains stable say goodbye to Rapid Share !!

After you get a link and go to the page.... there is a BIG Ad in front of the link. You can either close the Ad or use your AdBlock with Firefox to stop the Ad completely. After you do that.... left click on that link as well.... then the download starts !! If you use IE make sure you have some sort of pop up blocker !!

*EDIT Update*: RAR's, HJ Split no longer allowed. They will be deleted if uploaded. No Archived files !!
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on May 12, 2005, 02:09:48 AM
How nice, RS feels the heat:


Quote from: RS

Upload-limit: Unlimited! (30 MB per file. Split-archives allowed!)
Download-limit: Unlimited! (Some files have more than 100.000 downloads!)
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: fustigant on May 20, 2005, 12:22:27 AM
I'm not sure how, but I've heard of people using gmail accounts to serve files.  http://gmail.afraid.org will get you an account in about 5 minutes.  And, I just looked at my box with about 50 messages in it, and it says that i'm using 0% of my space. (unlimited space?)  Just a suggestion.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: Asmodai on May 20, 2005, 12:29:03 AM
2210 MB for GMail.

I have many, many invites if anyone wants to try this.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: fustigant on May 20, 2005, 12:38:21 AM
My 2210 Mb seems to be untouched with alot of messages in my box, so I'm wondering if the unlimited rumors are true.  And I have a ton of invites too, for whoever wants one.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: ~Dan~ on May 20, 2005, 01:22:31 AM
Is there a limit on the maximum filesize you can send in a single email with gmail?  I'm sure I read somewhere there was.

You'd have to use winrar to split larger files.
I guess you'd have to email the file to yourself, and then when people request the file you'd just forward the email to them.
The initial uploading would take time but then you could forward the files to as many people as you want and it'd take no time at all.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: Asmodai on May 20, 2005, 05:33:21 AM
Quote from: ~Dan~

I guess you'd have to email the file to yourself, and then when people request the file you'd just forward the email to them.


Or just mail it to yourself at an account called "JPOPSUKI_Uploaders" the pass to which would be in the Asshole.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: frblckstr1 on May 20, 2005, 07:36:14 AM
2211.1055891 megabytes (and counting)

Can't really find it, but for photos the attachement size seems to be 10MB.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on May 20, 2005, 08:25:32 AM
I've heard some guys on this HK forum use Gmail. But that'd be a good practice, I'll have to investigate this!!  :bounce:
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: Kenji on May 20, 2005, 08:58:13 AM
Quote from: ~Dan~
Is there a limit on the maximum filesize you can send in a single email with gmail?  I'm sure I read somewhere there was.

Yep. I believe it's 10 MB. Maybe 50 MB? It's definitely not over 100, I know that for sure.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: auroragb on May 21, 2005, 04:56:47 AM
I think the 10 MB limit can be bypassed by gdrive
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: addictive on May 22, 2005, 05:17:30 PM
i also use gmail~~~
i am also investigate how to use it~~~
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: makistar on May 24, 2005, 05:07:15 AM
Try Filebank, many Japanese upload sites are using it to replace Hakobako, Share Stage.

http://www.filebank.co.jp

It's free (1GB) and the registration is quite easy.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on May 27, 2005, 04:50:56 AM
^ hmm...sounds good, see if I can blindly register  :lol:

try this site as well.....
http://www.qfile.de/
...... they also allow RAR Archives but they offer an EXTRA 20 mb's per hour more than Rapid Share !!
Rapid Share = 30 mb's per hour
Qfile = 50 mb's per hour

Only 1 problem so far with Qfile so far and that was a server problem they had for 2 hours. Been using it for a little bit now and seem Very Stable !!
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: suki* on May 29, 2005, 07:22:56 AM
This thing works like YSI but at half the space and apparently keeps files for a longer period of time.

http://www.twitter.com/

Quote : "...We will host your file forever, until it is unused for 30 days. If nobody downloads your file for 30 days, its deleted automatically..."
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 08, 2005, 04:06:42 AM
Quote from: suki*
This thing works like YSI but at half the space and apparently keeps files for a longer period of time.

http://www.twitter.com/

Quote : "...We will host your file forever, until it is unused for 30 days. If nobody downloads your file for 30 days, its deleted automatically..."


ah good, LMAO you know. I think this was Youshareit.com but YSI must've sued them  :D
Title: http://tracker.therookie.nl/
Post by: k3nn on June 08, 2005, 05:59:15 PM
Anyone ever tried using bittorrent? It's a pretty fast way to share loads of files. The website http://tracker.therookie.nl/ is a bittorrent tracker set up to replace rapidshare..I reckon someone should take a look at it?  :)
Title: Re: http://tracker.therookie.nl/
Post by: Asmodai on June 08, 2005, 09:45:00 PM
Quote from: k3nn
Anyone ever tried using bittorrent?



What's this BitTorrent thingy you speak of?

 :P


There's a number of good BT Trackers (Hello! Tacker, JPOPSUKI, Hello Pro, Tokyo Nights come to mind), but BT has disadvantages too (it's best for high volume files, not isolated uploads).
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 09, 2005, 07:29:38 AM
I think I might just as well go ahead and put my faith in Qfile. I'm enjoying that they put the heat on RS to increase their GD limits:

Quote
Upload-limit: Unlimited! (Max. 50 MB per file! Split-archives allowed!)
Download-limit: Unlimited! (Some files have more than 100.000 downloads!)
RapidShare Happy-Hours: HAPPY HOURS! HAVE FUN! Its 07:28 CET (See FAQ!)


Some of these other free webspace providers have DL speeds that are insanely slow, like:

http://www.50mbfilebin.info/

going at like 5 - 8 kb/s

and :fuckyou: to RapidShare's "Happy Hours" fuck...I was getting good speed before.  :evil:
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: frblckstr1 on June 09, 2005, 07:36:17 AM
Quote from: daigong
I think I might just as well go ahead and put my faith in Qfile
I get good download speeds from them.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: Haonan on June 12, 2005, 07:49:41 PM
http://www.yousendit.com

Been using it for awhile, works great, no probs with uploading either. 1GB storage, last for 7 days.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 13, 2005, 04:55:00 AM
Quote from: Haonan
www.yousendit.com

Been using it for awhile, works great, no probs with uploading either. 1GB storage, last for 7 days.


haha, that's the obvious one! kinda been pissing me off with the big files over 300 MB, keeps resetting on me  DL and ULing :evil:

ANYWAYS...

Thanks to suki* for the heads up and kdlite reminding me to tell y'all, it's no secret about because you've seen it in The PB thread (http://www.miumu.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=144&start=90&mforum=jpmx), it's FileFront: (http://img141.exs.cx/img141/6260/iconrock3kj.gif)

http://filefront.com

THE GAMING SITE!! But hey, if you consider pocket pool a game then storing our H!P/porn stash there might be the secret to all our problems! Make an account and the downloader doesn't need to sign up for an account to leech! and there's unlimited uploads/downloads!!

They were down over the weekend but now up and running again, but the tech support was fast to respond to my whining. Last time I checked, the files DL'd pretty fast at around 90 kb/s and uploading is good at around 40-50 kbp/s.  8)

Shall we abuse this service?? :twisted:
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: Vikitty on June 13, 2005, 05:23:55 AM
Oh yes, it's just waiting to be abused. XD;; I'm uploading all of my crap onto it.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 13, 2005, 09:37:21 AM
^ As long as it doesn't take 10 hours!! XD

I'm gonna take it for the ultamite test: a big ass H!P File everyone would love...
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: LoveHaruru on June 13, 2005, 08:16:01 PM
Yo....I was JUST ABOUT to post that FileFront shit! :lol: I'm probably gonna see what shit I can put up later this week and see how long it lasts.

Only thing I'm weary about is posting mp3s...they say they're gonna delete pirated shit right aftetr I upload, so I might just rename files to like "1", "2", "3", etc.. when I upload and make them zip files just in case.

How have the downloads been lasting in the PB threads?
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 13, 2005, 09:35:37 PM
Quote from: Son Goku
Yo....I was JUST ABOUT to post that FileFront


sure you were! I introduced YSI, RapidShare, Imageshack to the JPM masses. :P

Quote
Only thing I'm weary about is posting mp3s...they say they're gonna delete pirated shit right aftetr I upload, so I might just rename files to like "1", "2", "3", etc.. when I upload and make them zip files just in case.


I know. I've been "naming" my files in undecipherable ways like "MMHP2004" etc. Just avoid the words DVD and MP3 and shit. And yeah, I've been zipping almost everything except when I accidentally upped the Viyuden DVD Pamphlet:

http://www.miumu.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=973&mforum=jpmx

so I had to delete it ASAP. :lol:

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How have the downloads been lasting in the PB threads?


Really good. That's the shit. You make an account and it's there under your directory and all. I've had shit running since Thursday nite and I have stats of over 3 GB bandwidth used on 1.8 GB upped, 46 files.

Though I have heard some links got "Not valid tag in 48 hrs" or something, but no complaints of the file being unable to download...

and I'll put it through even more rigorous testing: posting the links @ JPM!!

Right now upping Viyuden DVD pamphlet and it's taking 4 hours! not bad speed ROFL at about 53 kpb/s
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: suki* on June 14, 2005, 09:14:57 AM
Quote from: daigong
Thanks to suki* for the heads up...
...
...
...
Shall we abuse this service?? :twisted:


Glad to have been of service!! ^o^ Think this thing can take quite a lot of use. I've got all the O!P singles up there and am uploading the H!O radio show episodes up as well. It's going great!!
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: daigong on June 14, 2005, 06:34:48 PM
Quote from: suki*

Glad to have been of service!! ^o^ Think this thing can take quite a lot of use.


:bow: oh yes suki-chan!! I'm going nuts uploading. I smell archives all over the place.

Quote
I've got all the O!P singles up there and am uploading the H!O radio show episodes up as well. It's going great!!


They're working OK now?? Let's put the link in the H!O Radio thread at JPM-XXX as well!

Now I've got a few disguised DVD rips and no complaints so far so it must be good :thumbsup.
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: auroragb on June 20, 2005, 04:41:42 AM
so nobody's tried GDrive?  I'm getting ridiculously slow dl times with filefront :(  46MB says it will take 4.5 HRs!!
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: insyte on June 20, 2005, 07:45:57 AM
I actually got fast speeds from filefront.  :)

Havent tried gdrive but it looks promising but you need  a php enabled webserver to make it work i think :)
Title: Possible replacements for Rapid Share ??
Post by: BakHamNoi on June 21, 2005, 12:19:49 PM
Another Uploader Website

Savefile
http://www.savefile.com/filehost/index.php

For <60Mo uploads