Michael Arrington Reviews You Send It File Transfer Service

I Finally Got "You Send It" to Work

This article details the author's initial positive experience with the file transfer service, You Send It, after previously being unable to use it. The service allows users to email very large files by uploading them to the site and sending recipients a download link. The maximum file size supported is 1 GB.

Key Features and Limitations:

Functionality: Users can upload large files and share them via email links.
File Size Limit: Maximum of 1 GB per file.
Multiple Files: Cannot send multiple files in one email, but zip folders are supported.
Free Version: The service is offered for free.
Download Limits: A single file can be downloaded up to 25 times over seven days.
Recipient Limit: Up to 50 people can receive the file link.

Personal Experience and Recommendation:

The author expresses that You Send It would have been included in their "most loved" post if they had been able to use it prior to writing it. They are pleased that the service is resolving its initial issues.

Topics Covered:

TC (TechCrunch)
YouSendIt

Social Sharing:

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Author Information:

Michael Arrington is the co-founder of CrunchFund and a former Editor of TechCrunch. He is recognized as one of the most influential people in the world by Time Magazine. His venture investments include notable companies like Uber, Airbnb, and Pinterest. He also has a background in securities law.

Social Media Links:

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