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InfiniCLOUD is an all-in-one cloud storage service using Japanese servers. Accounts receive 20GB free, and paid plans reach up to 10TB with transfer rates up to 200Mbps and no transfer limit. The service supports backing up smartphone and PC or Mac data and linking to external applications through a WebDAV based service.
MediaFire is a free file storage and sharing service for photos, documents, music and video. Users can share files by email, link or social network, store files, and access them from anywhere. The free tier offers 10GB storage, up to 50GB with bonuses, and up to 4GB per file.
DriveUploader is an online uploader for receiving large files directly into a Google Drive account. Visitors drag and drop files through a website without logging in, and files are saved in the user's Google Drive. The service is free to use, with each free upload page valid for 1 day. Paid options add folder upload, sender notifications and custom branding.
Fast Down is a free file upload service. The site lists file upload, remote URL upload, copying files and torrent leech among its options, and states that no live torrent server is available at the moment.
RaiDrive mounts cloud storage services such as Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, AWS, and Azure, as well as WebDAV, SFTP, and FTP, like a USB drive. Files can be opened, edited, and saved directly in Windows File Explorer or Linux file manager without syncing. A free Standard plan is available.
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