Online Storage Space

[wb]

Are there any sites that let you store files for free?

(just a few spreadsheets)

I don't mean things like yousendit, Its a more permanent feature Im after.

At the moment, I store all my spreadsheets (which tell me what stakes to use on different systems) on my home PC. Basically, I'd like to be able to access my spreadsheets to get my stakes from any pc. I don't always remember my disk key so It would be handy to have somewhere that I could log onto and access a few files.

Any ideas?

[John]

Sure thing buddy...

I have a Yahoo GeoCities account (free) and instead of using it to store a website I simply use it to store files (not dissimilar to an email Inbox) using the File Manager.

www.geocities.com

There are lots of free webspace providers out there. :)

[TheGoodGuy]

What John has posted is probably just what you are looking for....

...however BT offer something for free, as long as you have a Broadband connection....

http://www.btdigitalvault.bt.com/

Anyone with broadband internet access can receive
BT Digital Vault Basic service with 2GB storage absolutely FREE.

Non-BT broadband customers ordering BT Digital Vault by 8/01/07 will get 2GB storage. This service will continue, providing it is used at least every 90 days.
Non-BT broadband customers ordering after 8/01/07 will get 1GB storage free. Terms and Conditions apply

Ada.

[bigcumba]

There's also Xdrive

http://www.xdrive.com/

5Gb storage for free.

[Win2Win]

Plenty of storage space between George Bush's ears :)

[GlosRFC]

Doesn't your ISP provide you with free webspace?

[wb]

Doesn't your ISP provide you with free webspace?

Not that I know of, but I never asked

[GlosRFC]

Almost all of them do...who's your ISP?

You can always take a look at their website and do a search for webspace. If they do, you'll also find details of how you can access it, i.e. what FTP settings you need to apply.

[wb]

Almost all of them do...who's your ISP?

You can always take a look at their website and do a search for webspace. If they do, you'll also find details of how you can access it, i.e. what FTP settings you need to apply.

Thanks Glos. I'm with Eircom. I'll pop over to the site and have a look.

[wolfcreek]

I saw a router which had an external HD USB connection. The HD would be a local drive in your network at home and you can access the drive from any computer in the world (via FTP). In this way you do not have to transfer it from your home computer to an online account.

Although I saw it somewhere I forgot what brand it was... :splapme

But Google could help you out...

Cheers

[GlosRFC]

http://home.eircom.net/webspace/