MediaFire - What you think about them?

[Snikerzz]

Looks good for free users. So I'm thinking to try them. But with all this MU drama maybe they also follow fsc, fsv, etc... steps and start delete files, close accounts massively?

Snikerzz Reviewed by Snikerzz on 24th Jan 2012. MediaFire - What you think about them? Looks good for free users. So I'm thinking to try them. But with all this MU drama maybe they also follow fsc, fsv, etc... steps and start delete files, close accounts massively? Rating: 5

[RT]

It awesome of course, always have been number one for free users, alongside rapidshare and megaupload.

Not sure about deleting accounts, but they don't pay uploaders which makes them harder to take down.

[ShareShiz]

i think they are great for backing up all your personal files...

but you should read their TOS.. they dont like illegal copyright files

[Snikerzz]

Hmmm. Don't wanna be disappointed after 1 week. Bam! Your files gone. Mediafire in US?

[ShareShiz]

they are cloud... they are everywhere.. but yes mainly US

[Jayzzy]

I use this host exclusively to upload all pc games on my site

If u need to share files and u love to upload then this is ur host

[QuickSand]

simply amazing

[flippy07]

They're amazing. They've been around for long but I think FBI has their eyes on 'em

[gibalah]

Mediafire always randomly deletes your files, and files are sometimes randomly corrupted.
If you don't know how to use QuickPar or ICE ECC, just leave this file host.
WinRAR's recovery record can only help file corruption, but it's unable to handle the case that some parts of an archive are missing.
Yes, WinRAR supports the external recovery record, but you cannot lose any of them.

However, it's very good for sharing legal and small materials.

[han]

- MediaFire - Called to testify in the next 90 days and it will open doors pro FBI

http://pastebin.com/3gjTuKQS

yea, awesome