Mediafire is DEAD!

ollie9009

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I use Mediafire to host my files (whilst using YouTube) - they seem to have cracked down on RAR/ ZIP files that are password protected. They encrypt the files after just 10 downloads/ remove them. Is the only way out of this to pay for mediafire?

Also what are the best free alternatives? Do you think Google Drive/ DropBox will work? Just link the direct link to a RAR file?
 
??? i use mediafire too and do the same like you but my files dont get deleted
 
No, I make sure the titles are file - hover over your downloads and see if it says - encrypted files??
 
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Yes, One of my files was recently suspended, by an agency called LeakID. No, i'm not having any problems with any of my other files(all files are pass-protected. Just make a new account and Carry On. ;)
 
man i hate it when people post crap, facebook is dead, seo is dead, twitter is dead. Its not ****ing dead none of them are, youre just doing it wrong.
 
Never seen that one before, just use your mind and try something else ... You can't say something's "dead" after facing an obstacle ...
 
Try using SendSpace, it's better I reckon, less ads
 
Yes its dead. Now you have to pay for zipped files. Check out the home page for the pricing. Now im off to find somewhere else.
 
I apologise for the "over the top" title....was just shocked when one of my accounts got suspended and the others had encrypted files.

I tried using my public folder in DropBox - the links worked perfectly, but my public folder got suspended after 1 day because of too much traffic. Haven't tried "Drive" but I assume it will be the same.

Will probably just pay or use ZippyShare.
 
Wrong title.. & May be you need to change ur file name.
 
Wrong title.. & May be you need to change ur file name.

Yeah I've already apologized for the wrong thread title (and I have requested for a moderator to change it/ remove it).

In terms of the file names...I had changed them and none were spammy keywords.
 
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