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Citrix Sharefile<br />
I use use their Enterprise plan... unlimited upload, download and storage.<br />
Here's a link for plans and pricing.<br />
<a href="https://www.sharefile.com/pricing" rel="ugc">https://www.sharefile.com/pricing</a>
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Citrix Sharefile
I use use their Enterprise plan... unlimited upload, download and storage.
Here's a link for plans and pricing.
https://www.sharefile.com/pricing [https://www.sharefile.com/pricing]

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My friend says her MacBook locks up when she start using Dropbox. And neither of us like Google, so Google Drive is out.<br />
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&quot;Large&quot;: 250 MB or so...<br />
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What is a good free platform for large file sharing?<br />
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I could delete the file after transferred, if there is a cap on the file space permitted...<br />
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It needs to work on Windows also, but mainly Mac.<br />
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Thanks.
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My friend says her MacBook locks up when she start using Dropbox. And neither of us like Google, so Google Drive is out.

"Large": 250 MB or so...

What is a good free platform for large file sharing?

I could delete the file after transferred, if there is a cap on the file space permitted...

It needs to work on Windows also, but mainly Mac.

Thanks.

Need stable platform for large file sharing

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