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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

chaitanya — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 16:54:23 GMT

I login to mediafire everyday and upload some files. If I dont download any files until 2 months(meanwhile, I am logging in, but not downloading) will my files be deleted?

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

William — Sat, 10 Nov 2012 22:02:52 GMT

To be fair, MediaFire is a file-HOSTING website, not a file-STORING website (especially if you're signed up as a free user). I keep all of the files stored on my MediaFire account on both my laptop and my external hard drive in case I lose them due to problems with any of those 3 storage areas. In fact, the only reason I signed up for a free account on MediaFire was to share a few Word documents and similar files with people I know; furthermore, even if my files would be deleted after a while, it wouldn't be a big deal since I could simply re-upload them.

Don't get me wrong---while it is misleading how MediaFire deletes files due to inactivity without stating it somewhere more obvious on their website, a person relying on storing important information only on a free website should know better. If you care about important data, it would be very wise to have more than 1 copy of it. For example, if it's only a few gigabytes worth of data, you can go to the store and get a 4GB flash drive to back it all up for under $10.

re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

azam4web — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 22:54:02 GMT

Hell of the mediafire...

9 GB of my most important data and 3 - 4 years of collection of software/books/notes/documents lost...

Oh my God...

Be aware of mediafire worst false statements......

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

edemer — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 06:32:29 GMT

ya me too my files are all gone

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

Jinn — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 19:09:49 GMT

Mediafire is a bad ut i can't do mediafire delete my 1 year work and i have premium account of mediafire but mediafire suspend my account

re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

Tiffany — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 20:10:38 GMT

I just logged into Media Fire for the first time in several months, and all my files are gone. I had uploaded photos that I wanted to be saved there because I didn't have a computer of my own. They're now completely all gone. This is total and utter bullshit.

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

vichetka — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:42:55 GMT

*** Mediafire !! My site share only mediafire download file. Now it's gone. I hate MediaFire !!!

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

jermiah(jross) — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 03:22:01 GMT

woooow this made everything clear thanks. im a young producer, and i just updated my operating system on my computer so i decided to stored ALL of my beats on mediafire(a couple monthes ago).this sucks. Im praying their somewhere else!...because now their gone.

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re: Warning: MediaFire Deletes files without notice

kashif — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 05:36:05 GMT

well say if i access mediafire every 2 months then they wont delete my files right????

then it is not much of a hassle will just access it. It is a decent enough trade off between free access to storage :)