Question File Sharer's?

[littlebrainboi]

I already know about GoFile, BUNKR, Cyberfile and MEGA but does anyone have any other suggestions for file sharers? The reason I'm asking is because I'm in a situation where the website that I would usually store most of my files on is full on storage and I don't want to re-upload on these sites with the possibility of them being deleted after a period of time.

 

[Walter H. White]

I don't know other services that are DMCA resilient, but there's always MEGA, Dropbox, Google drive, etc.

 

[dorado]

pixeldrain, anonfiles (+ their dozens of sistersites)
are the only ones that come to mind.
edit: oh you don't like the ones mentioned in your post.
i'd suggest you go with cyberfile anyway.
The 30 day period isn't even that strict, as long as it gets regular views it won't get deleted. The admins frequent this forum and just try to get rid of all the content that's used as a private cloud with no intention of sharing. afaik that's still an ongoing process. see

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. bunkr is the same story, really.

 

[90x90]

Depends on usecase, honestly. You could get away with using more public file sharing sites if you only upload .rar or zip. Google Drive or even MediaFire would work for that.

If you absolutely want a gallery view, Bunkr, Cyberfile, and Mega are the ways.