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[silverado]

There is one basic and simple rule to make your uploads stored as long as possible:

USE MANY DIFFERENT FILE HOSTS!

Your uploads are save as long as you store your files on different hosts using multiple accounts and different nicknames.

Be like the upload guerilla!

Be everywhere and use everything! I use 3 different file hosts a 2 accounts. Be smart and use Online Mass Upload Sites to create multiple mirrors with ONE upload! The time saved for reuploading compensates for all inconvenience (registring multiple accounts on different file hosts). Some file hosts supports account sharing and cloning. Use this feature to create identical accounts with the same files! That's all! Good luck uploaders!

Personal review:

Update: Online Mass Upload Sites:

1) http://www.rapidspread.com

It mirror files on

Uploaded.to | Mediafire | Megaupload | Filefront | Rapidshare | Zippyshare | Zshare | Sendspace | FileFactory | EasyShare | Depositfiles | Imageshack |

It'll probably replace shareonall.com


2) http://www.massmirror.com/

Supports:

fastuploading.com      
fileinsanity.com      
picshome.com      
megaupload.com      
zshare.net      
badongo.com      
rapidshare.com      
4filehosting.com   

Example: http://s1.massmirror.com/43bd444b12ea04f6907fb2d1d62414e3.html

3) http://www.gazup.com

RapidShare.com 200mb
 MegaUpload.com 400mb
 NetLoad.in 400mb
 zShare.net 400mb
 FileFactory.com 300mb
 Uploaded.to 250mb
 Uploading.com 100mb
 Easy-Share.com 100mb
 HideMyAss.com 200mb

One Click Uploaders:

New: http://binload.to/

binload.to supports uploads to 300 MB size and has almost no waiting time. The speed is excellent!

1) http://www.mediafire.com:

MF supports multiple uploads, has no waiting time and the files are stored for an unlimited time. But there has been a number of account bans and deletion and that's why I recommend everyone who use MF:

- To create multiple account clones by copying shared files to multiple mediafire accounts. If one account is deleted the files will stay avaiable as long as the other account is online.

- To not reveal your folder keys publicly otherwise your nickname will be revealed and your account can be deleted quite easily (happend in the past a lot).

- To link each file individually

2) Divshare.com BLOCKS ASIAN COUNTRIES!

DS supports folders, multiple uploads and has no waiting time. On the other hand the download speed is quite low (20-30 KB/s). It has a nice feature: mp3, pdf or txt can be read or played online.

I use it for smaller uploads or unlicensed scanlations.

3) Megaupload.com

There has been a lot of cases where files were deleted or accounts banned. But all in all it's still a reliable file host. As long as your files are under 100 MB you can use MU's creadit system to get a premium account. The speed is good, but the availability very bad. Many countries are unable to connect to MU or suffer from the HIGH WAITING TIME. Use this only for big files and small numbers!

4) zshare.com

Incredible slow download speed but the files last long. Since it's not so popular like other file hosts the risk of getting deleted files are quite low. If you have a lot of volumes and want your files to be stored without worrying whether it gets deleted or not, use this file host.

5) rapidshare.com/.de

Forget it! The high waiting time and IP restriction makes it almost impossible to download without premium account. The only strong point is the speed. Use this filehost for oneshots or specials.

6) Sendspace.com

My personal favourite of the most annoying file hosts. Don't be like those guys on mangahelpers.com and stay away from this file host. It's gross!

silv

[az060693]

what about humyo.com? it seems pretty good

[silverado]

If you suggest something also elaborate its usage and features as well as the risks and your experience with it.

[wiseman]

I use  mediafire & divshare only.

- mediafire
has good in everything except it has problem with  store files.
manytime  when i upload  the files has lost in two or three hour after that.  >> i  have  three account here.
one thing i like mediafire was easy to upload even we can't use ftp.

- divshare
good speed - files never lost - easy to d/l but can't upload exceed 200MB/time  i think it a only huge problem here.

- sendspace
 i hate it most!!!
i never d/l even a single file from here. everytime i found a problem with d/l limit excced.
very suck file hosting.

[Suika-kkuri]

Also, the Mediafire, to prevent people from ratting on you, you can also consider labeling the RAWs in their native language, which is what I do, since I speak two language.

I have it open public and noone ratted so far.  But remember to always close files to private if you feel unsafe.

[6294086]

My vote also go to Mediafire and Divshare ! 

Mediafire - still the easiest way to share as long as you don't use "REAL" file names and to make it more secure use other file extensions than .rar and .zip ! 

Divshare - DL speed is rather slow but file stays for a looong time !   

Other file host(s) :

Zshare : used to be a very fast free host (my favourite in the past) but nowadays got problem with DL speed and lots of times download stopped half-way... 

New host(s) to consider :

MIHD - very fast DL speed and you can use download accelerators (Used by some anime distro websites). Sometimes got some error but most of the times it's OK. As for how long file can last, I'm not sure... 

Humyo - good DL speed - looks quite OK. As for how long file can last, I'm also not sure... 

May add more later...

[Kenichi]

And what do you think about badongo? Somehow it wasn’t mentioned before but it has positive qualities like good download and upload speed.

[silverado]

Yep yep, they just sent me a mail a few days ago. They are now limiting the monthly traffic to 50 GB per account. The overall storage capacity is limited to 5 GB per account. This just means that we have to start using multiple divshare accounts

silv

[Animeraider]

I've been relying on megaupload lately - mediafire has been deleting files again and I'm sick of it. I've never had that happen with megaupload, and I have settings set on my account (free) that allow me to extend the length of time a file is on their servers, and forces them to notify me before deleting any files.

[wiseman]

I've been relying on megaupload lately - mediafire has been deleting files again and I'm sick of it. I've never had that happen with megaupload, and I have settings set on my account (free) that allow me to extend the length of time a file is on their servers, and forces them to notify me before deleting any files.

sometime i have a problam with megaupload about files 's name too.

some uploader u/l files with different language like jap or mandarin which doesn't support my download manager (i use flashget).

that make me harder to download files from there moreover limit connection for d/l. 

i suggest to ask for cooperation (don't make tobe a rule, just cooperation) everyone to rename files to english before upload that would be great for everyone to get these files.   

[crazyankan]

I am using http://fuskbugg.se/ for small uploads.
Downloading almost at full speed with my 100/10Mbit broadband and uploading at full speed. A 50MB files takes less then 10 sec to download and about a minute to upload.

Negative; often deletes files and could have a downtime.

[az060693]

Has anyone tested Badongo? it looks pretty good 

limits how much you can download to like 100mb, i think we should try using humyo and mihd

[urhereimnot]

yea, apparently mihd deletes files after a period of inactivity depending on its size.
    *  0 to 10MB - 90 Days after last download
    * 10 to 20MB - 70 Days after last download
    * 20 to 50MB - 60 Days after last download
    * 50 to 100MB - 45 Days after last download
    * 100 to 200MB - 30 Days after last download
Other than that, it has pretty good ul and dl speed (300+kbps), though the interface is pretty basic (ul/dl one file at a time, no upload status bar). i don't see much mentions of restrictions on humyo, so it's definitely one we should check out more.

*sigh* makes me pine for the good ol'days of mediafire

[zephyranthez]

I've been hearing people saying Mediafire deleting stuff with adult content in it. I'm not sure of how precise it is, though.
ZSource uploads the file but deleted the file extension (at least in my case) <- this might help preserving the file longevity. Savefile is good imho but they limits upload to 60MB each file.
Sharebee distributes link to several file hosts. I never used it so I don't know how reliable it is, though.

[wiseman]

from divshare blog


i have nothing to say after i found this bar on divshare  today....

life is suck....

[DarkCless]

from divshare blog


i have nothing to say after i found this bar on divshare  today....

life is suck....

Divshare


By the way  http://mihd.net/ has caught my attention lately ; since after downloading lots of anime.

No download limits ;multiple downloading , not a single link deleted so far.

Reminds me a bit of good old times of turboupload ; but even better not having a countdown on downloading

Seems worth to try

[Martinbk]

Regarding Badongo it's limit is 4.8gb/day for no Non Members and waiting time for think
it's for 25 sec. I don't remember sens I am a member (12gb/day and 15sec for free members).
Inactive Files Deleted for free members is 90 day's I don't now how much they delete
because I don't upload. But http://www.the-evil-empire.net/ uses it a lot so it can't
be to often.
Sorry about my language's I don't writ that good.

http://www.badongo.com/compare

edit* 
forgot one thing, the speed is is good also

[silverado]

I found this new upload service. It was the only service to make rapidshare.com, megaupload.com AND mediafire.com mirrors! check it out:

1) http://www.shareonall.com

Supports:
www.rapidshare.com [max. 100 MB]   
www.megaupload.com [max. 500 MB]
www.filefactory.com [max. 300 MB]   
www.depositfiles.com [max. 300 MB]
www.zshare.net [max. 100 MB]
www.uploaded.to [max. 250 MB]
www.badongo.com [max. 500 MB]
www.netload.in [max. 400 MB]   
www.mediafire.com [max. 100 MB]
ifile.it (mihd.net) [max. 150 MB]

Example: http://www.shareonall.com/S.E.N.S._-_Felitsa_gxqh.MP3

2) http://www.massmirror.com/

Supports:

fastuploading.com     
fileinsanity.com     
picshome.com     
megaupload.com     
zshare.net     
badongo.com     
rapidshare.com     
4filehosting.com   

Example: http://s1.massmirror.com/43bd444b12ea04f6907fb2d1d62414e3.html

[wathiroth]

I've noticed that filefactory is pretty good acctually. No wating time, no download limit, for as far as I know, and servers aren't usually full. Though, I haven't download there long, so I'm not sure if I'm right.

[az060693]

Ifile.it, the new revamped version of mihd.net, is pretty good, very good download speed, and a nice no wait download page.

[wiseman]

please anywhere but don't use divshare.

i can't dl any damn files from there!!!


I'm in Asia you know.

[az060693]

this could hurt- http://gizmodo.com/368341/japanese-isps-plan-to-cut-off-p2p-pirates

[Animeraider]

I've heard this so many times that I ignore it now.

[greenstuff]

So in order for me to download from the uploads at winny club I need to attain a higher status through posting???  Because I cant seem to download anything as it is...

[ZA]

http://boxstr.com/ I have found out about a few weeks ago. I haven't uploaded anything manga or anime related, but the service is awesome. You can hotlink your files (but only 1GB bandwidth a day, and you can reset it after), they offer 5GB free storage, and I don't think they delete anything. They also provide you with 50 zip functionality, and the PRO plans are pretty good.

[az060693]

These filehosts are great-
http://filedropper.com, http://drop.io, http://eatlime.com. Drop.io even lets you choose when your files expire; up to a year from last view, and it lets you name the "drop", ex: drop.io/whateveryouwant. And eatlime lets people download when you're uploading, so that's cool. Also, filedropper lets you upload files of up to 5gb. All of these have almost no ads, and so far as I know, no wait time.

[silverado]

I found a new webhost called http://binload.to/

300 MB, 1s waiting time and very fast download speed! 

[az060693]

lol, another foreign one, how'd u find it?

[gumgumpower]

I perosnally use mediafire and badongo a lot
also sharebee
when you upload it, it gives you few links like rapidshare, badongo, megaup, and someothers

[silverado]

I think I forgot to mention that binload.to pays money!

1000 downloads = 6,5 €

silv

[urhereimnot]

so apparently filedropper has this deal goin on where if you're a blogger/digger/del.icio.user, you can get a "gold account" (250gb folder) for free. the thing is, there's nothing stopping everybody from signing up for this. my biggest problem with the site is that it uses some stupid flash interface, and there's no multi-upload form

[ZA]

Nice!
I think almost all the major sites (MediaFire, MegaUpload, etc) use a flash interface. And FileDropper was made to let you up to 1GB, I think. The site server timed out so I can't tell.
So if you were multi-uploading files that are about 1GB each, imagine how strained your and their connections will be. Not to mention the absurd loading time.

[urhereimnot]

specifically, the flash interface won't let me drag-and-drop the files i want to upload onto the browse... bar, which i can do almost everywhere else thx to this firefox plugin. it's a huge time-saver if you upload files often

[ZA]

:OOO Really? Which FireFox plugin?
Things are rarely perfect and just the way you want them ;D

[urhereimnot]

dragdropuload

[ZA]

Thanks

[tomoeayanami]

I found a new webhost called http://binload.to/

300 MB, 1s waiting time and very fast download speed! 

this 300mb are limit for total upload (per account) or size of arquive?

[silverado]

300 mb per file of course

[tomoeayanami]

300 mb per file of course

tnks

[az060693]

I think I forgot to mention that binload.to pays money!

1000 downloads = 6,5 €

silv

do you have to sign up for something to get that? I didn't see it in their FAQ

[ZA]

so apparently filedropper has this deal goin on where if you're a blogger/digger/del.icio.user, you can get a "gold account" (250gb folder) for free. the thing is, there's nothing stopping everybody from signing up for this. my biggest problem with the site is that it uses some stupid flash interface, and there's no multi-upload form

Your link doesn't work... :(

[urhereimnot]

it looks like they've already ended the promotion

[ZA]

Awww. Ah wells.

[az060693]

the promotion ended, but urhereimnot typed the wrong link, http://www.filedropper.com/special.php, he added an l at the end before

[silverado]

I read the news on binload and it seems that they arent accepting the ad exchange anymore. Means no cash for us :(

[ZA]

Sites rarely keep promises like that anyway.
And MediaMax looks pretty good. 25GB FREE MEDIA STORAGE!!!

[silverado]

I found a nice way to hide your links, use this site!

http://linkin.ws/index.php

[jcm]

Maybe we should hide the referrer with:

http://anonym.to/

We simply need to append the URL, like:

http://anonym.to/?http://www.google.com

Note: The referrer is the URL of the site where you click the link. The referrer is sent every time you browse.
So megaupload and mediafire track the sites and can kick a lot of files when a file is declared illegal.

[silverado]

I'm ahead of you and have aleady taken actions. Uploaders can live a carefree live now. Also it looks like linki.ws does pay for your uploads. We could create a common Winny Club account and use the number of downloads to buy raws. What do you think?

[guill666]

THE question is : who will scan all those raw ?^^

[silverado]

Let's say we make an paypal account. There will be one manager and if you want to buy a manga, you request it. The manager will purchase the manga for you and it will be shipped to your address. This way the account cant be misused and everyone can benefit from it. Small uploader as well as heavy uploader can benefit from it.

[wathiroth]

You're so smart Silv-chan. How do you come up with these things? Do you meditate? Have you achieved enlightenment?

 http://www.jcafe24.net/index.php/topic,3585.0.html
<2. Always refer to him as '-sama'>

[guill666]

I think the paypal account and earning some money with our links can be a good idea.

BTW, buying stuff (mostly in japan) and ship it (we all live worldwide) will cost a bunch of money for just one volume.

[jcm]

Can't we buy on amazon.jp and make a delivery directly to the scanner ?

[LMF_]

http://linkin.ws/ sure sounds great.
Gonna demo it for a bit and see if it is annoying for users to use or not.

[jcm]

There is also usercash.com
It's pretty annoying, but it should pay.
I can probably test it with Cafe Delicious...

[LMF_]

Hrmms I've just tried it and it's definitely not as annoying as usercash.
Just simply click on the link and you're there.

I am gonna test it out on the latest update posts @ http://www.anime-sensei.net/
And see how much clicks I get

[guill666]

Can't we buy on amazon.jp and make a delivery directly to the scanner ?

The problem is not to buy on amazon and been shipped. I'm buying each month for +-100euro, but the shipping cost are enormous. By exemple, when I buy 15vol it costs me 7000yen for books and 8000 for shipping costs. Simply because  shipping costs are calculated this way on amazon : 3200yen for shipping + 320yen for shipping on each book + price of the book.

That's why I said it would somehow sound "stupid" to buy one book and send it abroad (1 book = 400/500yen in japan, sending 1 book in Europa or USA would be 3200+320+400/500yen = 4000+yen).

The only "cheapest" way is someone living in Japan who buys for us and then sends abroad (like 5-10vol to each scanners)...

[silverado]

[jcm]

Found 2 other paying links: ucash.in and linkbucks.com.
With usercash.com and linkin.ws, I think we have all of them.

Now, I need to find a way to automate the process of getting such links.

[az060693]

too bad we're not as popular as mh, they have their own deal with an ad agency. if we made that much money, we could buy a lot of manga

[ZA]

Ad agency?
Well first we need to make ourselves known. Then we brainstorm an idea about the whole manga thing and need people to support. Can't the premium upload members buy the manga for us in Japan? Then scan, etc.

[silverado]

LOL, you should be glad that we are not as popular as mh. Otherwise we'd be full of narutotards, just like them. Also may I remind you, that this

[ZA]

This post is spam. Do not read :D

[silverado]

It's thanks to those narutards that they can use ad agencies and seriously, web ads never pay off. Especially not for forum sites. So don't start to think in that directions. There are hundreds of small sites who think that they will earn easy money with ads, but they are WRONG! In 98% of all cases they don't earn more than 1-2 bucks a day. That's 30 bucks a month, yeah! Let's buy manga for 30 bucks! If there just werent the problems with shipping.

[ZA]

How do the narutards sponsor the web agencies? I don't get it >_<
Oh so you meant those WEB ADS. They never do make money...
It's hard making money online... I mean there's these sites that pay you to read email, but the payout is tiny...
This is a really crappy idea, but maybe we should linkbuck our download links along with the anonym? I'll look around these days to see if there's any better and faster ideas...

[jcm]

It's hard making money online... I mean there's these sites that pay you to read email, but the payout is tiny...
This is a really crappy idea, but maybe we should linkbuck our download links along with the anonym? I'll look around these days to see if there's any better and faster ideas...

What is important for a web agency is the amount of daily viewers.
I don't have the numbers, but I doubt we reach 2000 unique viewers every day.
About linkbuck, it's a pain in the a** !
Suppose that linkbucks shut down, because they don't earn enough money, then all the links are dead !


The best solution is to setup a monthly donation, and ask to people to give a little amount.
I suggest a $40 for the first month, to check how much you can get (if it's round $10, just forget about the donation process).

Another idea is to give access to paying guys.
If we have to pay $1 every month, it may provide a lot of money, since mostly 99% of the visitors are leechers.
Of course, submitters will have free access.
The problem of this solution is that it takes a lot of human time to maintain...

[ZA]

Another idea is to give access to paying guys.
If we have to pay $1 every month, it may provide a lot of money, since mostly 99% of the visitors are leechers.
Of course, submitters will have free access.
The problem of this solution is that it takes a lot of human time to maintain...

ABSOLUTELY NOT!
Linkbucks is indeed a pain in the [arse] but that could be put as a last resort.
If we make people pay, what's the different between this and NarutoFan or BleachExile?!?!?
Not that I support leeching, of course.

[silverado]

[ZA]

The Amazon thing is a good idea.
What about game sponsors?

[Lautréamont]

There's a french website (that of a broadband provider named Illiad) which claims to provide :

- Maximum size per files : 1 Go if it is uploaded on the net, 10 Go if it is done with a ftp
- Unlimited number of files
- No download limit
- Stores your files 30 days without download

for free...

http://dl.free.fr/

[guill666]

believe me, you can't rely on that site. My internet provider is the same that this dl site and they REALLY track copyrighted stuff...
When one of your file is erased (due to copyraighted problem) they blacklist your ip... when too much files are eresed, they ban you. Even if you have dial Ip, then they "ip ranged" ban you...
So they suck (even if they are french XD) :)

I'm not even sure they allow non french ip to upload (at leats you can uplaod on their ftp if you have no french ip)...

[jcm]

believe me, you can't rely on that site. My internet provider is the same that this dl site and they REALLY track copyrighted stuff...
When one of your file is erased (due to copyraighted problem) they blacklist your ip... when too much files are eresed, they ban you. Even if you have dial Ip, then they "ip ranged" ban you...
So they suck (even if they are french XD) :)

I'm not even sure they allow non french ip to upload (at leats you can uplaod on their ftp if you have no french ip)...

I confirm that I got banned, even though I have 6+ accounts...
My banned account was used to store Mangajin (50 volumes).
The only way to unban is to send a snail mail.

You cannot upload if you are not from France, except if your account was created before 2007.
Another problem with free.fr is that the download is limited to 30kb/s, if you are not from Free.fr, and with some obscure reasons.

Posted on: May 27, 2008, 08:21:54 PM

The problem is not to buy on amazon and been shipped. I'm buying each month for +-100euro, but the shipping cost are enormous. By exemple, when I buy 15vol it costs me 7000yen for books and 8000 for shipping costs. Simply because  shipping costs are calculated this way on amazon : 3200yen for shipping + 320yen for shipping on each book + price of the book.

That's why I said it would somehow sound "stupid" to buy one book and send it abroad (1 book = 400/500yen in japan, sending 1 book in Europa or USA would be 3200+320+400/500yen = 4000+yen).

The only "cheapest" way is someone living in Japan who buys for us and then sends abroad (like 5-10vol to each scanners)...

I just found BeNippon:
http://benippon.com/shop/index.php?language=en
(also in french, and they accept Paypal transfers).
Is this more interesting than Amazon.jp ?

[guill666]

yep I know this site.

Price for volumes are ok I think. Shipping fees are not that high if you buy 5-10vols. But more more stuff shipping fees are too high (for 25vol, it's 135euros on amazon and 190here with ems).

:)

[wiseman]

damnit!!!!  can't use daiphyer anymore.

anyone has another MU link generator?

i find with google but most of them are suck limit dl files per day and incredible low speed....   

[ZA]

Link generators never worked for me... I only get this useless php file >_<

[LMF_]

Well if didnt notice, if linkbucks did shut down, you can easily restore your links back to normal.
AS LONG as you used their full script and not their single link or multiple link system

[cf09]

what about 4shared?  seems nice and simple 5gb free acount

[ZA]

It's OK, probably... forgot about that, thanks
I think you have to log in every 30 days though.

[narukura]

Thanks silverado for the info I used sharebee and shareonall. Well I post on another topic about megaupload here

[jcm]

Just to let you know a better service than sharebee:


The interface is in french, and there is a program to avoid the web uploader.
Also, it uploads the files on:
DL.free.fr ,RapidShare ,ZShare ,SendSpace ,MegaUpload ,MegaShare ,Easy-Share et FileFactory

[silverado]

you dont need to hide board INTERNAL links in spoilers -_-

[Lucifer]

my new favorite is...... QShare

• $$$ 1 Dollar for every 1.000 downloads of your files
• 1.000 premium points for every 1.000 downloads of your files
• Your own personal file space with file & folder management
• Remote Uploads: Upload files directly from any FTP or Webserver
• Register now - It's completely free

if you get 10.000 premium points and GET 1 YEAR FLATRATE PREMIUM ACC FOR FREE O_o it's worth like 50 euro

btww,, I will upload this for gantz of teh next chapter... SCREEW Mediafireee ..



edit: FORGET ABOUT IT

[Corbs]

An interesting blog post : Top Free Hosts To Store Your Files Online

[jcm]

Pretty useless.

The problem is not to upload on a free hoster, it's to have stable links, that will not disappear if you don't pay $xxx to keep your files online.

The idea is to use massuploaders, like sharebee or superuploader.
These services will mirror your files onto several hosts, so that the files remain online for a longer time.
It also eases the downloads, since the best hosts for you is not the best for me (their server could be very slow in a given country).
So, let's enumerate the multiple upload services !

[silverado]

What would really help us, is not sharebee (which is quite unreliable) but an upload tool for creating mirrors, especially for mediafire, which tends to delete the files. THIS would really rock as it would make our lifes much easier.

We need a tool that can download files from a batch of links, automatically and upload the files on another service on schedule! Mirror links can be generated faster and uploads can be done over night without much attention. There are already tools like rapidup. but maybe someone could improve them and add a support for mediafire. There is yet a tool that can upload on mediafie! We can assign a mirror team who specialises on certain file hosts like zshare and co.

[jcm]

We need a tool that can download files from a batch of links, automatically and upload the files on another service on schedule!

Such a tool already exists !
It's here:
http://superuploader.net/?action=SoftWare

It uploads to the superuploader service, that mirrors onto several services, like MegaUpload, dl.free.fr, ZShare, Rapidshare, etc... (forget Mediafire, it's really MediaShit, especially for the folders).
But the software is not very good, because the files need to be write-enabled, etc...
Also, since superuploader.net can disappear, it's a good idea to keep the original links, so that you don't have to reupload the files later.

Since it's a .NET application, I can probably decompile it and improve it (after I have finished more important things).

Posted on: June 26, 2008, 03:28:16 pm
Just found a program which seems to upload everywhere:

Uniploader
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=165998
(not tested)

Also, SuperUploader is easy to decompile and, thus, modify 

[silverado]

i get a strange error with uniuploader and it doesnt load the server list (if it has one)

[jcm]

I think I can modify the source code too, but no time now.

I have some problems with SuperUploader right now, I get "Too many connections". Since I'm uploading Reira, it's really irritating to lose one hour of upload every time (my connection is super slow, and it takes one hour for one file).

[Corbs]

There's a reason why no tools were made for Mediafire.

They dynamically load the HTML file input with JavaScript after the page was loaded in order for it not to be shown in the page source and both the control name & id are dynamic as well.

It's a bit more complex that making a tool for ex: Rapidshare, who do not hide their controls.

[ZA]

I found a place called MyBloop. 1GB file size limit, unlimited disk space, no file deletions, no waiting time, and they don't even remove your illegal stuff. Lol. Comes with an uploader too. Awesome Absolutely nothing is crippled.

[jcm]

I found a place called MyBloop. 1GB file size limit, unlimited disk space, no file deletions, no waiting time, and they don't even remove your illegal stuff. Lol. Comes with an uploader too. Awesome Absolutely nothing is crippled.

In my opinion, it's a bad idea to rely on a single host.
The reason is that they are very lax at the beginning, when their bandwidth is not used at all.
But when the site becomes a little known, a lot of people download their files, so they have start TOS policy, and remove the illegal files.

Also, a fast speed for you doesn't mean that everybody will have a fast access. The world is large, and a lot of people download around the world (BTW, I'd like to know the geolocations of the visitors).

In short, it will be heaven only for a few amount of time.

I found another mass mirroring site:
http://www.rapidspread.com/

I'll try to build a list of the mass mirroring tools, so that all uploaders use them widely.
More hosts = less chances to get files removed.

[ZA]

I'm serious, they do nothing about cracks and stuff. I mean.... lulz the top users are warez uploaders-.- And their search engine reveals myriads of results on cracks and full versions. And they don't look at the support emails. :S
I don't trust mass uploading tools. The online web ones are OK but they take forever >_<

[jcm]

I'm serious, they do nothing about cracks and stuff. I mean.... lulz the top users are warez uploaders-.- And their search engine reveals myriads of results on cracks and full versions. And they don't look at the support emails. :S
I don't trust mass uploading tools. The online web ones are OK but they take forever >_<

I repeat:

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SITE IS ATTACKED WITH LAWSUITS AND HAS TO SHUT DOWN ?

Mangas are NOT movies, in the sense that movies don't need to be archived.
Frankly, do you believe that we'll reupload all the mangas somewhere else if they are all gone ?

Using mirroring tools (as shitty as they are) reduce the probability to maintain the uploads.
If your file is uploaded on 8 or more free hosting files, it can be removed by 7 of the hosts and still be valid on one mirror.

Your site is only useful for short-term uploads.
As I'm working to revive the dead uploads section, I absolutely not recommend uploading on a single host, and mediafire is the worst, although it was the best one 6 months ago.

[ZA]

Following your logic, MegaUpload and RapidShare should go down the drain too. They are probably the biggest 2 sites people use for copyrighted material and warez. If a small site like MyBloop were to fall for copyright reasons, why can't these big monsters? They have a bigger share in warez distribution.
The only reason I don't use the mass mirrors is a) they are slow and in case my mom shuts down the internet they'll take anywhere from half an hour to a few hours and b) the sites usually has expiry limits. If after 90 days or so and no one downloads, it's gone.

[jcm]

Following your logic, MegaUpload and RapidShare should go down the drain too. They are probably the biggest 2 sites people use for copyrighted material and warez. If a small site like MyBloop were to fall for copyright reasons, why can't these big monsters? They have a bigger share in warez distribution.
The only reason I don't use the mass mirrors is a) they are slow and in case my mom shuts down the internet they'll take anywhere from half an hour to a few hours and b) the sites usually has expiry limits. If after 90 days or so and no one downloads, it's gone.

Rapidshare lost a case a few weeks ago, and they had to change a lot of things.

If a mass mirroring site could upload to 100+ site, I'd use it immediately, since I would never have to manage their revival (I speak about not popular series, since popular series are easy to find).

Today, you can get most of the raws with the links, but in 3 months, what will happen ?
Of course Megaupload and Rapidshare could remove the links, but it's less likely to happen than mybloop.
Also, they have tons of bandwidth, and can easily upgrade their servers, since they have paying members.

MyBloop may have the best policy RIGHT NOW, but I doubt they'll be able to maintain it.
As a new company, they need to attract users, since they probably try to attract investors.
So it's free for all, as long as they need money.
Having a lot of users mean that the investors may want to invest, but when they'll do that, a massive cleaning will happen, since they'll need to have a faithful (and legal) user base.
Note also that the plan may backfire, that is: nobody wants to put money in. So the site will die by itself (remember the first Internet crash ?).

The uploading tools are what they are, that is: mostly shitty.
Mybloop could probably be hosted in your city, that's why you have terrific bandwidth, but it may be super shitty with somebody else a few miles away (or worse: in another country !).

In my case, my upload speed is 60kb/s.
Making several mirrors is impossible for me, so I have to rely on mass mirroring tools.
I upload the file once, and I wait for the mirrors to be available.

I use superuploader, because it's hosted in France, so it's super fast for me (at 60kb/s that is), and another reason is that I can modify the client program (and I'll do it when the next version will be out  ).

We don't care about warez, we do raws. The problem is to keep the links alive, not to upload a movie on a site so that a lot of people grab it before it dies.

Posted on: July 04, 2008, 11:26:12 pm
Answer to:
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SITE IS ATTACKED WITH LAWSUITS AND HAS TO SHUT DOWN ?

From http://www.fhlisting.com

07/01/2008 - Xirror.com is gone!
Xirror.com, one of the most used metaupload services, is not online anymore. The toFour Gmbh, who owns xirror, wrote that they needed to close the service due to legal reasons. We removed xirror from our list, too.

Here is a list of existing services (mybloop is not listed):
http://www.fhlisting.com/list.php?type=1&sort=rating&desc=1

[Lucifer]

new rapidshare is awesome I like it alot

[jcm]

If you have trouble with Megaupload, try this Firefox 2.0 plugin:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3843

[silverado]

uploaded.to is really really fast!

[jcm]

Just discovered http://cryptload.info/

It's a download tool that is able to queue your downloads and download automatically from:
netload.in, rapidshare.com, rapidshare.de, uploaded.to, megaupload.com and shareplace.com (plus a few other services).

It waits for the timeouts, and seems to bypass the captcha.

At this moment, I tested it on rapidshare, and it's really cool

Posted on: July 23, 2008, 01:08:44 am

I found a new webhost called http://binload.to/

300 MB, 1s waiting time and very fast download speed! 

binload.to is dead.

Shareonall is dead too.
superuploader.net has problems too.

[ZA]

My great grandmother died D: Haven't been back until now.
Anyways, yeah. jcm, I finally agree with you. Well... sigh <_< There's no permanent solution unless you make yourself a personal server. Then there's bandwidth issues.
In the end, there's no real solution. We just will have to continue finding new places and just HOPE they survive long enough.
FileCows has been pretty good. Ignore the thing on Firefox 3 about it hosting malware, they deleted (most so far) the malware ads, should be fine now. 150MB size limit. Not sure about the file life, but I tried a file with the last file over 6 months ago, and those were still there. Remote uploading supported too :D Some of their servers are full, just pick a link with available next to it.
UploadPedia has 50MB filesize limit. They only delete password protected files, and nonprotected apparently stay on forever. However, good idea to make the filename weird so their public search doesn't find anything offensive. I see top files related to anime/manga though.

[jcm]

My great grandmother died D: Haven't been back until now.
Anyways, yeah. jcm, I finally agree with you. Well... sigh <_< There's no permanent solution unless you make yourself a personal server. Then there's bandwidth issues.

Sorry for your grandmother.

I tested mybloop, but got a pitiful 10 kbytes/s. So, no mybloop for me (I'm in France).
From my tests, I strongly recommend rapidspread, which uploads to 10 hosts (!).
BUT, you should provide the links too, since rapidspread might die as well as shareonall, which killed all of their links

[ZA]

Well it was on a steady 200kb/s for me. Was 300kb/s with FlashGet.
RapidSpread seems to have link issues. None of their blog, faq, or contact us work. But in case it's of any interest, they're almost exactly like Shareonall and massmirror.
Uploaded.to [250 MB max]
Mediafire [100 MB max]
Rapidshare [100 MB max]
Zippyshare [100 MB max]
Zshare [100 MB max]
Sendspace [300 MB max]
Badongo [1000 MB max]
FileFactory [300 MB max]
EasyShare [100 MB max]
Depositfiles [4000 MB max]
Imageshack [2 MB max]

[mono]

i have been using mediafire for most of my uploads since i started helping on MU. have just created a new account as i just learnt about cloning files from one account to another...

nothing has been deleted yet from my orig account though.... touch wood. and i do share the folder links...
also i reccomend rapidspread, although the upload speed is slow (for me anyway), it mirrors on 10 hosts i think. and there are no ads to go through like massmirror

[jcm]

Here is a site that lists all mirroring services:

http://forum.ru-board.com/topic.cgi?forum=11&topic=4276

My favourite is still superuploader, since the remote tool to upload is very nice, and I intend to update it 
Also, they list the links of the files, so you just have to copy/paste them.
This is very important, see below.
Their major problem is that they have frequent database connections problem, and you encounter them once you have uploaded a file 

ShareOnAll is dead, so I think we should be careful and post the direct links too.

For example, rapidspread doesn't provide the list of the links, so it's pretty useless once you have uploaded a file, you need to click on every link.

[silverado]

[dragonspell]

[jcm]

New rule on rapidshare:

a file uploaded by a non premium user cannot be downloaded more than 10 times.

And yes, I encountered such problems, so please avoid uploading to rapidshare if you are not a premium user !

Posted on: November 03, 2008, 11:39:04 am
Oups, not sure, but the problem happens when you create a shared folder.
I didn't encounter the problem with single files, so I'm not sure if it exists too...

[dragonspell]

O_o  That would be quite silly if they implemented that rule.  Kind of like shooting themselves in the foot, really...  Just like Livejournal.  Sure the paid members are where you make your money, but ultimately the paid members are there for the content.  Much of which is provided by free users.

[jcm]

From the page:

http://rapidshare.com/faq.html

How often can my files be downloaded?

* For Collector's and Premium Accounts there is no limitation. Files uploaded by free users can be downloaded 10 times, but can be easily transferred to a free Collector's or a Premium Account.

[ZA]

From the page:

http://rapidshare.com/faq.html

How often can my files be downloaded?

* For Collector's and Premium Accounts there is no limitation. Files uploaded by free users can be downloaded 10 times, but can be easily transferred to a free Collector's or a Premium Account.

So from my understanding you need to "sign up" for a free collector's accont. ._.
That's not really a problem since the main uploaders already have an account... but mehhh ._.

[jcm]

So from my understanding you need to "sign up" for a free collector's accont. ._.
That's not really a problem since the main uploaders already have an account... but mehhh ._.

No, for example NfKira did a lot of uploads on rapidshare, without any account.
BTW, I don't know what happens to uploads from rapidspread or superuploader, since they are probably not using any account...

[ZA]

No, for example NfKira did a lot of uploads on rapidshare, without any account.
BTW, I don't know what happens to uploads from rapidspread or superuploader, since they are probably not using any account...

They probably do since the only way they can track the downloads is if they're using an account.

[jcm]

They probably do since the only way they can track the downloads is if they're using an account.

Not really, they already store the IP and date of upload.
I guess it's because they lost a lawsuit, and need to have a quick way to delete all uploads from certain uploaders.

[frozenflame]

There are so many errors in the filemanager of filefactory since the updating of this month.
Although it is none of downloader's buniness,it has made me mad

[jcm]

If you download files on filefactory, I strongly recommend:

It is much better than USD and also works fine even with the filefactory restrictions (when files cannot be downloaded for a few hours).

[mahouneko]

ShareOnAll recently got axed.

[jcm]

ShareOnAll recently got axed.

Recently ? It was at least 3 months ago !

[silverado]

I've tested a new multi uploader

http://www.rapidspread.com

It mirror files on

Uploaded.to | Mediafire | Megaupload | Filefront | Rapidshare | Zippyshare | Zshare | Sendspace | FileFactory | EasyShare | Depositfiles | Imageshack |

It'll probably replace shareonall.com

[jcm]

Hmmm, rapidspread is not very new. I suggested it some months ago.

Here is a new one:

http://www.gazup.com

which handles well large uploads 

[wathiroth]

Seems nice and simple.

[silverado]

Excellent!

[ZA]

http://youshare.com/

Seems pretty good, although I don't know the file deletion time. There are private and public files, albums for sharing, previews...

Oh and there's also this Friends feature. You can subscribe to a person's uploads with it, etc etc.

It's been very nice about my downloading multiple ISO archives from Abandonia XDDD

[mono]

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW MEDIAFIRE?!

checkout the "batch download files" option when you're in a folder

[ZA]

OMG I was on MediaFire the entire time but didn't see that. It looks very badass.
Only thing I don't like is that the bulk download is for MediaPro <_<
RSS too :DDDD I'm sold.

Edit: Oh hey look 200MB per member too. Doesn't say anything about expiration dates, hope there still isn't any :D

[mono]

yah, they tricked me too! :S
200mb per account? does that mean i will of lost stuff? (i have like 10 accounts)

[ZA]

Yes, that's what it says here. 200MB :3 And I see that MediaPro members can't upload up to 10GB anymore lol. Evil headers?

It still doesn't say anything about expiration dates.... other than having to log once a month or downloading the file every 60 days.

[mono]

multiupload.com

fast-ish uploads, multiple files, and mirrors to decent hosts.
a good one.
not sure about file life etc yet...