YouSendIt releases Express for Mac

More info on YouSendIt... FROM YouSendIt

I'd love to provide more insight on the discussion at hand...

In addition to our free service, YouSendIt Lite, which allows users to send up to 100MB per file, we have several paid subscription services allowing transfers of multiple files per send, as large as 2GB each. We have a pay-per-use option, monthly and annual subscriptions for individuals, small to medium businesses, and even an enterprise solution. Our paid services provide more features, long-term storage, and more bandwidth, For details check out: http://www.yousendit.com/cms/compareaccounts

We also have free plug-ins and applications that work with your YouSendIt account. Using these products, you can conveniently send right from within applications like Aperture, CorelDraw, Outlook and Photoshop.

Express for MAC will soon (In the next few months) have all the addition features you're looking for (and they are currently available on the PC version- including delivery confirmation and file expiration control, drag and drop multiple files or folders in unlimited batches, etc.)

But, we know... talk is cheap.

On the other hand, our premier file sending service-Business Plus, only costs about 30 bucks a month. (Less with an annual subscription!)
And, to say "thanks" for asking questions and for keeping the dialog going, I've created a unique promotional code for readers of this blog to receive an entire month of YouSendIt Business Plus, free!

Simply create a free account https://www.yousendit.com/signup.php?, then go to “my account”/”account details” and enter the promo code: RHORBP16. Accounts will be upgraded for 30 days, then revert back to the free version when it expires. No credit card info is collected. It’s just our way of saying “thanks” for talking us up and trying us out.

Robyn- Marketing Communications, YouSendIt

100 MB not Bad... Pando does the same with 1 Gigabyte limit

Hmm.. sendalot does not appear to have a privacy policy. I would avoid it.

senduit is not always reliable. I just uploaded a file but I couldn't download it! Senduit does have a Privacy Policy and you don't need to supply an EMAIL address. Great from a Privacy perspective. You also don't need to download any software.

Yousendit has been around for awhile. It does have a Privacy Policy. But it appears you must supply your Email address before you can use the service. Not a bad service if you trust yousendit with your email address. Yousendit also has optional software to make it easier for folks to use the service.

Filechute is great if you have a .mac account or access to your own FTP server.

Pando is a P2P based service. So it looks like your computer will be used at times to share other people's files. This might slow down your computer at times. (If I am wrong, please post)

Quickshareit does have a Privacy Policy and you don't need to supply your EMAIL address. On the downside it looks like you must download and use their software. But its software looks easy to use.

It looks like Quickshareit.com is the best way to go (assuming you trust the quickshareit software).

P.S. If you are just sharing photos, you can use also Flickr or Picasa web albums to share your photos.

Another nice, simple option is http://senduit.com/. I think it's from the team that does tumblr. It's a clean, elegant, and easy way to share.

yousend it now getting more prominent then before

I gotta say, nothing beats quickshareit (http://www.quickshareit.com) when it comes to uploading files quickly on the mac.

.Mac needs a drag and drop widget...that wuold be nice.

Oh, and another 1gb site: www.sendalot.com

Seriously, 100mb? Try out Pando. It's an ad-supported servcie that lets you send up to 1GB files.

also: .mac is awful. I didn't think anyone actually had it...

quicksendit ftw