WeTransfer makes file transfers not just painless… but kind of enjoyable

May 7th, 2010

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Filed under: Internet , Utilities , Productivity , Web services Email attachments may still be the best way to move small files around the Internet, but it’s extremely limiting when it comes to file size. Until recently, the quickest and easiest options for transferring large files have been services like RapidShare or MegaUpload, but both services have relatively low file size and usage limits for free users. WeTransfer differs from the other services in that it’s completely free for everyone, allows transfers of up to 2GB of data to up to 20 people, and holds the data for 14 days. There is no registration, no usernames, no premium version — it’s all built for simplicity and ease of use

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