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- TransferBigFiles.com lets you email files up to 1 GB reliably and easily
- Files can be protected with a password, and you can get notified when they are downloaded
- TransferBigFiles.com supports multiple files and multiple recipients per email
- Files are available to be downloaded for only five (or ten) days
- You cannot submit files and emails via email, and TransferBigFiles.com has no secure web interface
- TransferBigFiles.com lacks an address book or distribution lists
- TransferBigFiles.com delivers large files via email.
- Any file (or the total of multiple files) can be up to 1000 MB in size.
- You can send any TransferBigFiles.com message and files to multiple recipients.
- TransferBigFiles.com lets you protect the download of sent files with a password.
- When sent files are downloaded, TransferBigFiles.com can send you a notification.
- TransferBigFiles DropZone lets you send files by dragging and dropping them in Windows.
- DropZone users can view a history of their sent files.
- TransferBigFiles.com DropZone supports Windows XP/Vista.
One solution, of course, is to post the file to a server and then send the link. Compared to attaching the file to an email, this is arduous a task — too arduous often. TransferBigFiles.com makes it a lot easier, however.
Through a simple web interface, TransferBigFiles.com lets you send larger files to email recipients. TransferBigFiles.com does the work of storing the file on a server and mailing the appropriate download link.
You can pack multiple files into one delivery, but their combined size cannot exceed 1 GB. Using additional options, you can protect your files with a password or get notified when they are downloaded.
With so comfortable a service, it's a bit of a pity that TransferBigFiles.com does not integrate with email clients to make use of or at least mimic the normal attachment sending process. For Windows users, a system tray application called TBF DropZone allows for drag-and-drop sending. DropZone can resume uploads and keeps a history.
More annoying, at least to some, may prove the fact that files sent via TransferBigFiles.com are available to be downloaded for only five days (10 days if sent via DropZone). A sensible measure to be sure, but some people are notoriously slow to open their emails...
