I keep running into friends who are trying to make it as musicians who tell me “Hey, we’ve recorded this terrific demo and we would love you to listen to it, but you can’t because Rapidshare has deleted it”. I hear that a good couple of times a week. And when it isn’t Rapidshare that has deleted the demo or EP, then it’s another file hosting service who’s to blame.
The one and only way to get around this limitation would be to have the files uploaded to lots and lots of services at once. But that takes time, and everybody’s got better things to do. And few end up bothering to upload their demos to more than two or three of the most popular file hosting services of the day.
Uploading.to is here to change that. It’s a web tool that lets you upload your files to fourteen of the better-known file hosting services found on the Internet today. These include not only Rapidshare and Megaupload but also DepositFiles, FileSonic and MediaFire. It’s all done using a smooth interface that lets you tick the services you want your files to become hosted on, and uploading the actual files from your HD. You can upload as many as 10 different files at the same time, and add a description to what you’re uploading.
And that’s basically it. You’ll get your files online for free, and while that doesn’t mean they’ll be always there for everybody, it gives people a better shot at getting them.
Uploading.to In Their Own Words
Mirror your files in one click.
Some Questions About Uploading.to
Are all kind of files allowed? Who monitors and filters what people try to upload? 
