What email can I get that can attach files over 25 MB?

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[R T]

Use a service like YouSendIt. The recipiant will get an e-mail with a link where the file can be downloaded.

https://www.yousendit.com/

[R T]

Most e-mail services limit the size of attachments, either at the sender's end or the receiver's, but there are alternative ways to send large files ...

There are many free services which allow sending files of 50 MB or even 2 GB. Set up an account once you decide which service to use. Once uploaded, the file(s) can be downloaded by the recipient after you send the link. The files are available for a limited time, depending on the service used ...


Too Big for Email - Send up to 2 GB at the same time (8 hours of upload time) Upload multiple files at the same time, with password protection, delivery receipt, encryption and room for a message too ...
http://www.toobigforemail.com/
Dropbox (Free) - Sharing isn't one-way; your recipients can upload files for you as well. The free version lets you upload up to 2 GB's of files. You can share the files for 30 days.
http://www.dropbox.com
MailBigFile - Send files of up to 1GB (= 1000 MB) for free.
http://www.mailbigfile.com/
Transfer Big Files - Send files of up to 1GB (= 1000 MB) for free.
https://www.transferbigfiles.com/
YouSendItFree service - Send very large mails (attachments, up to 1 GB = 1000 Mb).
https://www.yousendit.com/
Ge.tt - Share link immediately before uploaded, view easily, shares with Facebook/Twitter
http://ge.tt/

For videos:
http://www.dropbox.com allows 300MB transfers.
http://www.shutterfly.com offers free accounts for a private, personalized website of up to 10 videos. (Viewers don't have to be Shutterfly members to participate.)
Each video can be up to 300MB. When you hit 10 videos, you'll have to delete one before uploading a new one.
http://www.vimeo.com is a public video-sharing site that offers plenty of privacy control. A basic account has 500MB of weekly storage.