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How are my emails getting so huge?

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fadedbear92 fadedbear92 VeteranOP
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#1 ·
Hey everyone!

I’m looking for some recommendations for an app or service that can handle huge files—think full-length movies. Right now, I’ve just been relying on Gmail.
Comcast offers some enterprise cloud solutions, but those are strictly for businesses, and AT&T doesn't seem to have anything for individuals. I haven't checked Verizon yet, though.
I did stumble upon this service called Gmail

Anyway, any advice would be much appreciated! Thanks!🙏
velvetgull9 velvetgull9 Active Member
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joined Dec 2005
#2 ·
Dropbox? Or maybe WeTransfer?
swiftowl7 swiftowl7 Member
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joined Dec 2017
#3 ·
fadedbear92 said:Hey everyone!

I’m looking for some good recommendations for an app or service that lets me send really large files, specifically things like movies. Right now, I've just been relying on Gmail.
I checked out what major providers like AT&T offer, but their cloud exchange options seem strictly for businesses, and Verizon doesn't really have anything similar. I haven't had a chance to ask Comcast yet, though.
I did stumble upon this one service called Gmail

Anyway, I'd love to hear any suggestions you might have! Thanks so much!🙏

Honestly, you shouldn't try sending stuff like that via email; it's just not built for it. Depending on how much data you're actually moving, you're probably better off either renting your own FTP server or just using a file-sharing site like MediaFire. With email, you should really just be sending links.

If you need something more heavy-duty for professional work, shoot me a DM.
Jessica Morris6 Jessica Morris6 Active Member
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joined Nov 2022
#4 ·
If you just want to upload some nonsense, go ahead and use a basic file hosting site like Dropbox, but if you’re actually dealing with anything serious, you should follow what Cats suggested.
fadedbear92 fadedbear92 VeteranOP
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#5 ·
Thanks, everyone!🙏🙏🙏👍

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