PodMailing - Send Gigabytes of Files for Free
March 20, 2008 – 3:53 pmWe send a lot of file attachments via email, for work and play. One of the most frequently asked question about email attachments is how to bypass the file size limit. Thankfully, there are many ways to send large files for free today. Some web services such as Drop.io requires you to upload your file to a file server and then send the download links to the recipient, which is quite nice. Recently, I stumbled for yet another way to send large files to bypass the email attachments limit, which is via PodMailing.
The beauty of PodMailing is that it lets you to send virtually any size of files to any recipient with just an email address. Newbie, moms, grandmas will absolutely love this because it has a simplistic interface - it works just like composing an email. You only need to supply these information: your name/nickname, your email address, and the recipient email address (okay, it will be more than three if you choose recipients instead of a recipient!). Using the easy to use interface, you then need to attach your file and PodMailing will email the recipients automatically with a download link to that particular file. As simple as that.
PodMailing Features
- It use a hybrid BitTorrent technology - if you are the only person that shares a file and you are offline, a recipient can still be download it from PodMailing servers for the first 30 days. Another advantage is if there is more than one people that offers your uploaded file, download speed will increase significantly (that is why P2P BitTorrent is a cool technology!)
- Send large files that have no limit in size.
- Two file download options - a recipient can choose to download a file via PodMailing (.zed file format) or using a BitTorrent client such as uTorrent (.torrent file format).
- Drag and drop files to PodMailing client for a speedier process.
- Create, reply, forward and delete a PodMailing file with ease.
- Limit your upload speed and change your PodMailing port number via the Preferences page.
- If you share your computer with another user, you can change the default PodMailing user and email address.
- Use PodMailing as a BitTorrent client.
With PodMailing, nothing can stop you to send large, Gigabyte-size file attachments now! Try it today! (and don’t forget to teach your granny to use it.)
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5 Responses to “PodMailing - Send Gigabytes of Files for Free”
Good option, there are lots of service offering the same service, Pando is one of them which also has a desktop client. I had written about ways to send large files online.
By Nirmal on Mar 20, 2008
By Syahid A. on Mar 23, 2008
Thanks a lot for the review, you really understood all the cool aspects of Podmailing. We have been working hard to get it right!
It would be great if you could include a link to the home page: http://www.podmailing.com
By Louis Choquel on Apr 1, 2008
By Syahid A. on Apr 2, 2008
We have a blog/forum publishing embed code coming shortly.
I’ll keep you posted in the future if you wish.
By Louis Choquel on Apr 2, 2008