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Another place Like Rapidshare

By depratama
Rapidshare.com is one of the biggest web who host files for everyone. With rapidshare.com you can share your files to someone you know or not. You can share your file to everyone from another place.  Old rapidshare is rapidshare.de.
Now, there are many website like rapidshare. Do you know other website, i guess you know. But maybe several, and i want to write about another website like rapidshare that maybe you can use to share your files.

1. Ziddu
With ziddu, you can share file and video. Not only sharing file, ziddu also be an online friends network like friendster. In ziddu everything is free. There is no premium account in ziddu. There is an advantage if you use ziddu to share your files. If someone download file that you upload, you'll get paid by ziddu. So, this ziddu is another alternative that you can use to share your files. But like rapidshare, if you want to upload you have to register first.


2. 4shared
4shared is one of my favourite place to share file. You can also share video, mp3, etc using 4shared. If you register on 4shared, you will get 5GB free space for your files. And also you can get subdomain from 4shared. If you want to download fro 4shared, especially audio files, you can hear the audio files. But like rapidshare, 4shared limit multiple download from the same ip. It allow only 2 connection at a same time.

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