How to Send Big files to someone

Have you ever thought what would you do if you have to send a big file more than a 100MB to someone very fast. The emails don't bother about it and give a limit of 25 Mb but here is an alternative to the uploading sites. You can choose anyone of the following sites to send bigger files to nayone around the world asap.

http://www.largefilesasap.com/

How It Works

Now You can add additional users to your account.

• Administration panel 
• Huge Files - Send multiple files up to 2 GB each. 
• Branded Upload Area - Receive files into your own inbox from clients (Includes branding)
• Advanced file tracking - Keep track of every file you send.
• Branding - Display your name, logo, and footer message on every email and download page.
• Advertising free
• Multiple delivery options - Soon
• Unlimited downloads per file sent (To max of account litmits)
  
• Unrestricted download bandwidth* Speed varies with connection status and route to server
• Customer Support - Chat and Email Support response within one business day.

A great solution for anybody who deals with moving huge files around from company to clients. Largefilesasap is fast, safe and secure and the basic service is FREE!

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or ANY OF THESE

1. Pando

Pando combines secure P2P file transfers with email attachments so you can send any file to any email address with speed, ease and flexibility. Unfortunately, Pando requires you to use a little Windows or Mac app for the actual file transfers and is not available if you or your recipient uses a different platform.

2. File Sending Service

SendThisFile lets you send files with no size limit via email for free, while paid accounts offer many amenities and can be used to send and receive large files in a branded manner through a web site, for example. All accounts do have a six day pick-up time limit, though, and SendThisFile does incorporate secure transfer and storage, but no virus scanning.

3. Podmailing

Podmailing combines BitTorrent with email for easy, reliable and fast file transfers, even when the files are very big. Unfortunately, Podmailing does not integrate with email programs directly, and you need to use a Windows or Mac OS X application to send files.

4. SEND6

SEND6 lets you send and track files up to 100 MB easily without registering, but you can opt for registered and paid accounts including secure connections, online storage, an address book and branding, too.

5. YouSendIt

YouSendIt makes it really easy to deliver files larger than what your email service may allow. Various subscription levels cover just about every file delivery need, and desktop applications as well as plug-ins make YouSendIt particularly convenient.
Free YouSendIt accounts offer enough bandwidth only for occasional file sending, however.

6. Tonsho

Tonsho lets you send big files (up to 100 MB) by attaching them to emails as usual no matter the email size supported by the recipient; challenging senders to one POP account to prove they're not spammers, Tonsho can filter junk mail, too.
Support for larger files would be nice, of course, and the spam filter's only working with one POP account is limiting.

7. TransferBigFiles.com

TransferBigFiles.com makes it easy to deliver larger files (up to 1000 MB) to email recipients, and the files can even be protected with a password. Unfortunately, files sent through TransferBigFiles.com are available to be downloaded by the recipient for a mere five days. Amenities like an address book, distribution lists and email program integration would be nice.

8. MailBigFile

MailBigFile is a fast and simple way to send moderately large files (up to 512 MB) to a single email recipient. A pro version allows for larger files and more downloads as well as secure connections, but you still cannot password-protect your files.