FileCloud is used only for encrypted links.

You need to have an account with a usenet provider and a usenet client.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nzb

Probably sketchy service (we don't upload directly to them any more).

I dont agree with request here especially when they dont go with the rules set by admin.

1)
    AnimeTosho does not upload all files posted - it skips the following:

    Anything over 12GB in size
    Whatever the script considers to be a 'batch', over 3GB in size

2)
    Can you upload [some arbitrary file]?
    AnimeTosho only mirrors new files posted to TokyoTosho's anime category and does not accept arbitrary mirror requests. I suggest trying to ask someone to help you on a filesharing forum, or perhaps use a torrent to DDL mirroring service (or get your own seedbox).

well.. at least don't shout..

Maybe we can try them again.

peejeshare is dead... i think.

back to MF again.... I guess?

Peeje is... painful.
I've actually done a fair bit of experimentation over the past week trying to see what the hell they're doing. It's quite odd.

Firstly, most files seem to vanish quite quickly after being uploaded, but not all. In fact, sometimes a file will stay fine when another version (eg different resolution) gets removed.
I've noted down links that have been active for a few hours, then revisited them days later - the majority of them have stayed active.
This all seems to suggest a possible issue with the uploader than someone reporting links perhaps? So I've added code into the upload script to double check that uploads succeed, and that hasn't detected anything unusual (which means the files are being properly uploaded).

So then I tried uploading some files myself and never giving out the link to anyone - these files uploaded successfully but expired hours later. I then tried fully encrypted archives and did the same. Mysteriously, these files also died a few hours after being uploaded. I then reuploaded an encrypted archive to double check, and the same thing happened.

I've tried contacting them, asking whether they disallow encrypted archives, but a few days later and there's no response.

So I really don't know what's happening with PeejeShare. I initially thought that links were being reported, but this doesn't seem to be the case. Only ideas that I can think of:
- they have some very short expiry time on files
- there's some fault in their system
- they just randomly delete files

I really don't know whether I can continue uploading to them...

24th August 2012: With MediaFire introducing a 50GB storage cap for accounts, we will, sadly, be looking at phasing out the use of MediaFire as a service which is uploaded to.

^^ read updates.

Rapidshare download speeds isn't good.
Turbobit is still blocked to USA IP'S but you can still access the site through proxies.  Don't know about the downloadspeeds been awhile.
Letitbit from what I seen the download links don't last very long can't say about download speeds.
netload Idk

I'm interested in seeing what I can do about Rapidshare.
I think TurboBit currently only gets uploaded to if the file is <200MB.

MediaFire: I think the main limitation is the fact that a new account would have to be made every day. Which is something I don't want to do. But maybe there could be some system where some of you guys register accounts that files get sent to? I don't really like it, but a possible solution.