David W. Fenton wrote:
On 3 Jan 2007 at 17:11, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Johannes Gebauer wrote, of the site "TranferBigFiles dot com"
Can someone explain to me how this service can survive? It seems to
be free, it doesn't have adds on the site, how do they earn the
money?
One possibility is that they do not intend to make money, but are
using the site as a means of slipping in adware, spyware, or malware
past the defenses of otherwise savvy users. Personally, I'd rather get
large files as email, or from the webspace of an individual user, than
through a third party.
That's only a possibility for people using IE6 or before. It's not
even remotely plausible for anyone using any non-IE browser, or IE7.
What's not possible? Downloading from someone's personal webspace? Why
not?
I understand that many e-mail clients (and ISPs) won't allow files over
certain sizes via e-mail, but I'm not clear on what's not possible using
the browsers you mention.
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David H. Bailey
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