Best Filehosts for Backup

[Apathetic]

https://www.cx.com/
or
http://www.mimedia.com/

Apathetic Reviewed by Apathetic on 13th Apr 2012. Best Filehosts for Backup Can you help with a filehost to backup my files. I want it to be with no expiry date as my files we'll be only downloaded once in a while. Thanks in advance guys. P.S. I've tested http://www.jakfile.com/ but I'm having problems uploading using Zoom Uploader. Rating: 5

[tarynta]

Mediafire
Jumbofiles
ifile.it
uploaded.to

[champ of champs]

For Backup :- Go with Rapidshare.com with Premium user

[infiniteforever]

I tried RS but I have some problems with remote upload (from filefactory to RS, and from RS to other). Are there limitations on mediafire? MD5 check?

Thanks

[OriginalEXE]

ifile

[subha86]

use mediafire...

[lellouchftw]

Uploaded.to : files are deleted for inactivity even if you're premium (over 500GB). Shitty download speeds and limits.

Jumbofiles : Low storage space. Is running on a low margin & probably won't outlast 2012.

ifile : Running on low profit margin, but has been around for many years.. Hopefully it'll be around for a while!

For a backup of your files, you should stick to a host that is likely to be around for a while. Consider if it is safe legally, and consider if it is doing well financially. Also, it's better to stick to older sites than these newer ones...

So everything considered, mediafire would be the best if you have legal content. if not then Rapidshare premium.