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Rick Fourie said 8:21PM on 11-12-2006
This looks like a good service but like so many of them there is a 'catch' if you don't use the files it gets deleted. Therefore it is useless for trying to store things like photos.
A site that I have used for my photos is Photomax who is owned by a fortune 500 company. The store the photos on parallel hard drives in a security vault somewhere in the rocky mountains. They give you 5GB of free space and will never delete any files unless you do it yourself. They are worth checking out
http://rfs.myphotomax.com
I look forward to the day that I dont need to have a personal hard drive anymore!
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nizzy1115 said 8:21PM on 11-12-2006
This service sounded just like what i was looking for. So I signed up. Well it turns out it's not that great after all. I went to upload my first file, and I get an error message from them. It says FTP Temporarly not available. Try again in 1-2 days. Hmmm doesn't sound like its that reliable of a service after all...
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Taraskin said 6:04AM on 11-13-2006
Thanks for the helpful information!!
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Dave Newton said 11:04PM on 11-13-2006
I, too, on your sayso, clicked right over to this site and signed up. Nice clean interface. And then, I saw the FTP "Temporary Unavailable" message. Just the first ungrammatical English I was to encounter. Then I discovered, by uploading a file and clicking to their "file catalog," that unless I go back and password-protect the file, anybody can download it. Even Yahoo gives you private storage unless you mark files for sharing. Who are these people -- I'm not a xenophobe, but their FAQ sounds like it was written by Borat. You're not enhancing your reputation by recommending sloppy sites, dude. I'm outahere.
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chris said 2:09PM on 12-04-2006
this is galaxcia code
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Guppy said 6:49AM on 1-24-2007
I use photobucket but its not so reliable...Photomax sounds great I will give it a go
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Guppy said 8:37AM on 1-24-2007
I use photobucket but its not so reliable...Photomax sounds great I will give it a go
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Count of Monty Zune said 10:38AM on 1-24-2007
Bah, use Picasa Web Albums or Flickr for photos. These up and coming non-sites are low quality crap.
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