Good Reliable Back up host

[blackpharaoh]

any thoughts on filepost?

[lellouchftw]

Yes. Stay away. Some members did some research before, they're likely owned by Ricky (Fileserve).

Also they were deleting accounts and shit awhile ago iirc.

[blackpharaoh]

thanks for the heads up. i huess rapidshare is the only safe place of now

[Perenista]

I am currently using Minus.com. Their service is free; files do not expire (if you create account); filesize up to 2 GB; accounts up to 10 GB but you can create as many accounts as you want to.

Of course, if you only want to use them as backup service and not share the links with others, they would be your best choice.

(A small advice: if you want to upload using the max UL speeds from your internet, try creating two additional profiles for your browser). If you upload with 1 or 2 browsers you are not going to waste 100% of your UL speeds. And I suggest using Chrome (or Firefox). I had interrupted files with IE and Opera. Safari was not working with Minus when I tested.

Oh, and BTW: always password-protect your files, and enable the option "Encrypt filenames" too. I am using a default password here for everytime I use WinRAR. That way no one can see what's inside my files, or what they are (I am also using bogus filenames).

[ChuckBartowski]

Jumbofiles & Anonyupload are both legit do not listen to these noobs

correct me if iam wrong but jumbofiles limit their premium user's space to 1000GB

http://jumbofiles.com/?op=payments

i have filesonic premium until 12/2012 starting upload today and lets see what will happen next week/ month
hope they are not deleting my files for uploading pron

[DJboutit]

If you have more than 1TB of files to upload you spend way to much time on computer or your a mega lame cashwore. Jumbos is the best right now FTP & Remote uploads for everyone and download resume if you using a download manager

[fhscout]

uploading.com would be another alternative.. at least a professional service exist in market for many years..