Freedrive.com

Pros: linking accounts, photo album
Cons: have to use different email addresses to secure more than 1 account; late night reliability

Freedrive offers 50MB of internet storage space...wonderful! So do at least 5 others I could rattle off the top of my keyboard... I will discuss the different aspects that FreeDrive (FD) offers as well as a little history, plus a few tips. After...

Pros: 50 Megs,
Cons: Security questions, limited

Freedrive.com is on on-line storage site. There are a large number of sites like this one out there. Freedrive was the first one I tried, and I still have stored files there. But as I’ve surfed around and checked out other sites, I have found that...

Pros: 50 Megs free, can share files with friends
Cons: Some upload delays, TOO much publicity

I found the FreeDrive site for the first time the same way I found epinions: by coincidence. I was surfing the web one day, searching for a site which sells hard drives online. I headed to Altavista search engine and put three words: buy +hard +drive....

Pros: fast, easy to use, support is very responsive,
Cons: folders and files don't sort, no "copy" function but it's coming

There are lots of virtual hard drives on the market these days and each one offers many of the same features with its own unique twist. FreeDrive is no different. But the thing about FreeDrive is that it is simply a great, reliable, fast service.
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Pros: easy to navigate, nice to look at
Cons: too many ads, doesn't work 100% correctly

50 Megs of FREE space? WOW! I had looked at online storage before, but i never really felt it was worth my time, since i have a 56K modem at home.

Then I got a job sitting in front of a computer with the internet. It was hard not to surf from...

Pros: 50 megabytes of space
Cons: slow connection rate, lag, freezing up

I have recently tried out several of the online storage space providers, and of them I think FreeDrive stands out to me, as being one of the worst. While it does have its advantages, it also has its disadvantages.

FreeDrive offers 50 free...

Pros: Folders
Cons: Freedrive browser doesn't.

I am an avid Internet person. I have been online for two years, plus
now. Its only this year that I've increased my interests to the point of
discovering free storage. OK. And? How can an avid Interneter go wrong with the word...

Pros: Easy to use; intuitive interface
Cons: no provision to earn more space

I started using FreeDrive just a couple of weeks ago. I already had some experience with one of their competitors, so I had some idea of what to expect.

FreeDrive starts you out with 50 meg. of space. It looks very much like what you see in...

Pros: Decent space, decent speed, intuitive interface
Cons: Excessive banners/pop-ups

Freedrive is like your average warehouse. It's good at what it's used for, but, what exactly do you say about a warehouse? You shove stuff in it and you expect it to be there when you get back. You also expect to be able to fit everything in there...

Pros: 50mb of space, ability to share space with other users
Cons: Slow, quirky, suspected sale of mailing lists

I became introduced to freedrive some time ago at while at work. Both a friend and myself were working on the same project, and LAN problems had been plaguing the transfer of files from our original workstation to the lab computer where our programs...

Pros: No adv, Good Features, Fast Transfer
Cons: Max 50MB free

I have signed up for a few of the online storage service such as driveway, freediskspace, and freedrive. There are others I am sure. However just like web-based email, I have at least 10 accounts, but I only use hotmail, and yahoo.

Most of...

Pros: 50MB, free, easy to use, easy to share
Cons: none whatsoever

About 2 weeks ago I decided to start putting mp3's on my website, and while the 15MB that geocities gives you is great, it wasn't going to cut it. Especially since I already have almost 7MB in pictures & movies.

So I went on some search...

Pros: It's free
Cons: It's useless

I have about 35 megs of stuff on Free Drive's server. It's like a roach motel. Files Go In, but they don't come out. I can upload to them if I want to have my computer (a pentium III...brand new) to be locked up and unusable for a half hour while they...

Pros: none
Cons: Slow service, only 50megs

How can you possibly make an online hard drive with absolutely no progress indicator? There is absolutely no way of tracking how much time has passed or remains of an upload. And it is a good thing, because it takes forever to upload anything. It gives...

Pros: None
Cons: Slow, Non-user-friendly

FreeDrive is a convenient way to store files online, but their service pales in comparison with the competition.

First, they offer only 50 megs of space. This isn't bad, but there are better offers out there, especially since their is no way...