YouSendIt has raised an additional $14 million in a Series C round led by Emergence Capital and all existing investors, including Alloy Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds, Cambrian Ventures and Sigma Partners. The round brings YouSendIt’s total to $34 million.
YouSendIt is a file delivery service with over 7 million registered users. The funding will be used to grow subscriptions, and to develop content delivery and management services.
The service enables users to send large files to any email address. Users can send files from the website or through plug-ins for popular applications such as Photoshop and Outlook.
Nice and congrats… this market is still vibrant and thanks for proving it..
Sendmax, your site doesn’t load! Gives me a 404!
This is required for a service like yousendit because of its storage requirements. The thing to consider is what happens when large email providers like gmail and yahoo start offer such services??
@2 — it should load now… :p
…drop.io
It’s maximum size of 100 Mb it’s not good for large files.
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With that kind of money, maybe they can add an end-to-end file encryption option. And we’d love to help
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http://www.cgeep.com
Has anyone used FILESWIRE WEB BASED P2P Its a web based p2p client. It uses Gnutella (the same network as LimeWire) and their own network. Web based p2p has finally arrived.
Congrats to YSI team!
I heard that YouSendIt now has sorting. Yes, you heard me right - sorting.
There’s this thing at http://www.eatlime.com that uploads a hundred times more than YouSendIt or any services alike. Love it!
If you take the time to read the terms and conditions in YSI they have a bit that says:
“YouSendIt does not claim any ownership rights in any User Files that you make available through the Service. However, by making User Files available through the Service, you hereby grant to YouSendIt a nonexclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable, worldwide license to use, copy, distribute and process User Files on the Sites and through the Service.”
That is seriously UNCOOL! There’s a better alternative: 2Large2Email and it’s much cleaner too.