"Murgi" <srindler@da2.so-net.ne.jp> wrote in message news:<fdae7a4642db0be1d584c5066ad0df64@news.secureusenet.com>...
> Not a hard drive, etc.
> What I am looking for are between 300 and 1000 MB that can be accessed from
> any computer. I often receive large files from clients (30 to 60 MB) which I
> have to work on and then send back again (FTP).
> I don't want to split them up and be restricted by the other party's ISP
> space limits. The client can then download his files whenever he desires
> them without me assisting if something goes wrong.
> What are the best deals for this kind of data storage? Prices differ quite a
> bit as I know.

Our company used X-Drive for a lot of that stuff -
http://www.xdrive.com - it has a relatively idiot-proof front-end, or
if you have non-idiot customers, you can put up encrypted files, just
in case you don't trust X-Drive not to look at your data! It's
probably less hassle than setting up your own (or third-party) FTP
server. It's all done through an HTML interface too, rather than the
rather clunky FTP client built into Explorer.

> Sigi

Ken