Mediafire or Dropbox?

SenzuBean

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I have been using Mediafire for a while but I cannot encrypt my files because it requires a membership, is Dropbox a good alternative? Will I get decreased traffic or increased?

 

sapo

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• #2

use mega.co.nz

 

SenzuBean

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sapo said:

use mega.co.nz

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Sorry, I'm only using either Dropbox or Mediafire. Is dropbox a good alternative? Or should I just stick with Mediafire?

 

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Tyrannis

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SenzuBean said:

Sorry, I'm only using either Dropbox or Mediafire. Is dropbox a good alternative? Or should I just stick with Mediafire?

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Use mega.co.nz...

Or if you really want too use those 2 for some weird reason you thought of, DropBox is the obvious answer. No advertisements on the download page plus a way cleaner look...

Oh and about this "Will I get decreased traffic or increased?" your traffic will stay the exact same no matter which download service you use. That doesn't change your traffic.

 

prab1996

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use mega
dropbox will ban you if you pass monthly traffic limit
mediafire delete files fast

 

innozemec

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sapo said:

use mega.co.nz

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thanks, i was just needing a good free file sharing solution..

 

Twixx

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I'm using Dropbox, because Mediafire deleted my files all the time.

 

cayun

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• #8

Use Dropbox

 

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sarajackoff

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• #9

Dropbox

 

drkwrld

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Dropbox is better, mediafire got kinda strict now with pass protected files

 

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360km

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• #11

Dropbox save files longer.

 

Typlo

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Personally I find Dropbox better due to the fact that I find it easy to use, however I also use Google Drive.

 

Akkimik

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Dropbox all the way!

 

JokerNikx

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Dropboxxxxx =]] . Its Easy to use and share and no crapy ads

Cheers,
Nik

 

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XChessKing

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Use Mega.co.nz if you want to be on safer side.

It encrypts your files in such a way that even the website owner and the government agencies can't see the files what you have stored on their server.

 

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Jwine-O

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I'm a huge DropBox fan. Use it every day- it's a life saver!

 

rody00

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• #17

+1 for dropbox but mega conz is better in the longrun

 

MixerDJ

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• #18

Dropbox is better than mediafire

 

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artful21

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• #19

what about zippyshare?

 

Derek Foreal

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Amazon Cloud Drive is another pretty good one, you get 5GBs of storage free and just like Dropbox you can load your files right from your desktop. And I don't think they're as strict with bandwidth usage like Dropbox is.