Filemail - Use email to send 2GB attachments
Filemail is a new service which allow users to attach 2GB files through email.
A lot of free email providers will limit the attachments size. Normally, they not allow more than 10MB attachments. Even we can use online file storing services , but it is very troublesome if a single file’s size is larger than 100MB. It is because most of the free online file storing services will limit the file size to 100MB.
Filemail is a solution for you, if you need to send large attachments through email. So, how does Filemail works? It actually store your files in their server and encrypt it through a 128but AES algorithm. Your recipients will then receive an email with the download details. They can then download your attachments through the given link.
You can use your existing email address while sending the mail. Registration is not required. The advance options let you decide the download limit and the number of days until the files being removed.
Note: The sender and recipient can be blank, which means you can get the download link and send it to your friends manually.
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Oh… so this is not actually sending the user more than 10 MB in the real email attachment? Humm So it seems that I still do not know of an email host who actually sends 10 mb+ email.
Crazy la 2GB attachments! Need to wait how long for the upload to finish … -_-
@Komodo Dragon: Yup, it actually send user a link, and ask them to download the attachments from there.
@Deimos: For Malaysian sure need to wait very long la. Perhaps the internet provider in Malaysia will improve the speed in future…
Sounds interesting. I hate when I spend time attaching files and then realize it is too large to send!
look like great, another solution for big file to be trasnfer