Free Upload Service Lifts Restrictions

December 4, 2005; 09:33 PM

NEW YORK, NY (12/5/2005) – HyperUpload.com (http://www.hyperupload.com), a free file upload and sharing service, announced today that it has removed all restrictions on file uploads, a move that sets it apart from similar websites.

“The era of broken links to once-hosted files on free upload sites is over,” said Alex Anisimoff, HyperUpload.com Public Relations Manager. “We’re setting a new standard.”

The company has removed file upload and download restrictions, and now allows download accelerators and imposes and no bandwidth limits.

“Our users will upload their files at the speeds you would expect from a premium provider,” said Anisimoff.

Files that are uploaded with HyperUpload.com will remain online and active indefinitely, and any file types may be uploaded, including mp3 and video files.

“There is finally escape from oversized email attachments,” said Anisimoff. “Send a download link instead.”

HyperUpload.com’s files are stored on several load-balanced servers, to ensure that no wait times are present during file uploads.

For more information about HyperUpload.com, visit http://www.hyperupload.com.

To provide feedback about HyperUpload.com, visit http://hyperupload.com/feedback.html.

About HyperUpload.com HyperUpload.com is a free, advertisement supported file upload service. With no software download requirements, and blazing fast upload and download speeds, the service has quickly grown to become a popular destination for free file sharing and distribution. The website was launched in October of 2005.