OneDump, another free file storage site

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OneDump, another free file storage site

by Chris Gilmer Jul 4th 2007

With lots of competition in the market for online storage of images, text, audio, video, OneDump enters and tries to sneak in with a simplistic approach.

OneDump offers free unlimited storage for all types of files, from audio, images, and text, but what makes them different is their straightforward approach that makes it easier to upload and share files. OneDump not only lets users host files but it also lets you link to them to use on social networks, websites and blogs. The OneDump Quicksend method open to registered users allows them to directly upload images, audio and text files by sending them as email attachments, this also includes files sent from mobile devices.

Service drawbacks, you can only upload 10 files at once, with a 5MB cap on each. With a lot of competition out there, look at other image storing sites look to DivShare, PirateBay, AllYouCanUpload, Flickr, or this link that contains a list of 50 other services that host files from 10mb to 20mb, with no registration, no file size limit, and no download limit or file life.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

emmzee said 4:05PM on 7-04-2007

So, wait ...

"OneDump offers free unlimited storage for all types of files"

and then ...

"you can only upload 10 files at once, with a 5MB cap on each"

Judging from their website, they don't seem to offer unlimited storage.

Loony2nz said 4:22PM on 7-04-2007

"oneDump"? I don't get images of file storage with that name... ;)

LAi said 2:39AM on 7-05-2007

i prefer Divshare.com. It's really good. With their fast supports and other 'tools' they give on their services, i think i can't let them go easily..

DzomPa said 5:49AM on 7-06-2007

Actually, really nice site.

Timon said 12:13PM on 7-09-2007

I think everyone is forgetting something here.

www.bigupload.com - lets you upload 2000MB (2GB) files. Forget backing up files; that's what I always use. But other sites can be better - I have to check out the list.

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