Autoresponder – Blog

uhm…what you can do is go to then from there just upload the file u want to send and once its done uploading just copy the link the site gave you and give it to the other person u want to give, then all they need to do is download
thats what i always do, hope it help

Even if you get an email that can attach 25MB attachments, receivers will probably reject it. If you have webspace provided by your ISP, you can upload 200MB plus to a comcast account and give the link to other people to download.
You can try these:

It is really not practical because the person receiving it may not be allowed over 25 MB.

This is what Yahoo recommends.
The web site allows up to 100 MB of free storage for file sharing. This is a procedure that allows you to upload up to 100 MB of data directly from Yahoo Mail and someone else can download it. You need the All-New Yahoo Mail to use this procedure. With Classic mail you must do it manually at

Go to
Click on “attach large files” under applications
Click “allow” the first time you use it
Click “get started now” the first time you use it
Click “select files”
Click “upload and compose e-mail”
Compose and send mail

The person receiving the email can click on “view” or “view all” and they will be taken to the drop.io web site to download the file.

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There isn’t an actual email provider that will allow this… but you can use my brothers site free. Its free to send files up to 2gb and you can use your existing email account.