Send upto 3GB in file attachment. Yes, that’s what Lycos.com Email Service offers. I just checked them out. They offer 3GB Email space and unlimited file attachment size. So if you have a empty email inbox, you can try uploading 3GB attachment, but you are still limited by the person receiving the mail unless he/she is on lycos.com too.
So if you want to share big files, use Lycos.com Email Service.
That would be pretty useful because I couldn’t send e-mail with 15 mb attachment neither via hotmail nor gmail.
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As far as I remember, Gmail allows 20MB attachment size.
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I would be very annoyed if someone sent me a 3GB e-mail attachment!
Thats what Rapidshare and megaupload are for.
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I’m with you on that one Misty! Trouble is you don’t know how large an attachment is until it’s blocking your mail server for a couple of minutes!
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Great! Yahoo offers 20MB with the free version, don’t know abt Gmail.
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Before I knew what I was doing on the Internet 5 years ago, I used to try to e-mail my friends music, lol.
Yes, I know about the restrictions of the recipient. My aunt still has dial up and she complains every time I send her photos!
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Thanks for the info! I realize that the file sharing programs work just as well but if the email service is good then I might just switch to Lycos and have all my other emails forwarded there…you can never have too much space, and it’s annoying when an attachment won’t go through.
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