Still looking for a good RapidShare alternative after all this time? I don’t know about you, but I must admit that the hunt became much more interesting than the prey itself, so I keep searching for RapidShare alternatives just for fun, especially since I never know what kind of prey may be waiting for me. Well, today the time has come for FlashMirrors, a rather new service that has been around for less than two years but, fortunately, packs quite a punch, as we’re going to see right away…
A quick glance at FlashMirrors reveals that you don’t need to create an account, be it free or paid (in fact, even if you wanted, there’s no such thing as “FlashMirrors account” waiting for you), the maximum file size is 2 GB and, in the end, this is more than just a RapidShare alternative – its purpose is to help you upload your file to multiple file upload services, including RapidShare. The only problem is that… it doesn’t seem to work properly, so I have to quickly find another one (exactly when I was saying how interesting is this hunt…). Searching… searching… bingo! Senduit it is! No, it’s not – “We seem to be having technical difficulty. Please try again in a moment.” appears over and over again! This really feels like a Friday 13th… :/
… the really bad way, since I just failed with the third file upload service today – no need to name it. Damn! GigaPeta, next (and hopefully last) candidate – maximum file size of 2 GB, payments for active clients and referrals, Premium accounts, good speed, FTP uploads for registered users (including those having Basic, free accounts), mass uploads…
… and this is it, really – I’ve had enough bad RapidShare alternatives today for an entire year! I can only hope your Friday 13th is much better than mine, so… good luck and have a nice weekend after that, people!
