Don’t email large files. These free online services allow upto 100MB files to be saved and transferred.

Drop.io

http://drop.io/

Use drop.io to take anything and add it to a private online space or ‘drop’ to share by web, email, phone, fax, and more. Drops are protected from search engines so you can share what you want, how you want, with whom you want.

MediaFire

http://www.mediafire.com/

MediaFire is the simplest file hosting service to share files and images with others.

Simple-Share

http://www.simple-share.com/

Maximum allowed file size: 100MB

YouSendIt

http://www.yousendit.com/

YouSendIt is the No.1 digital delivery company serving business and individuals on the Web today.

iFile.it

http://ifile.it/

Maximum allowed file size: 100MB

Top 5 Free Online Storage Sites to Transfer 100MB Files
eConsultant
Sat, 06 Dec 2008 23:06:06 GMT

Xoopit is a website and tool that integrates into your GMAIL interface via a Firefox plugin. It allows you to search and browse attachments and media that exist in your GMail account.

Xoopit installs itself just above your Gmail inbox area. It also allows integration with Facebook, blogs, and other social tools.

Xoopit also will send you email summaries of all photos, files, and videos in your Gmail account.

Another benefit is Xoopit provides Xobni (for Outlook) type information on the sender of the message. This includes all attachments received from the sender as well as quick searches of other emails from that sender.

There appears to be thousands of publications on Scribd. A lot of them are self published, however, I did find some published books that have been uploaded to Scribd.

I do not know yet if this service will add value to the end user or not. It is an interesting idea though.