File Sharing | The Biggest Innovation Since You Send It
The people at Swap it! Encrypt it! have developed a method that allows users to send large files directly from their e-mail
. An innovative feature that allows users on demand access to their file transfer. Being able to send large files directly from a users e-mail also protects the user from browser or internet disconnection. When users are disconnected, they only have to go as far as their e-mail in- box to find and re-establish their file transfer. The best part about the method Swap it! Encrypt it! created to send large files from e-mail is that it doesn't require installing software or training and it works with any kind of e-mail account (regardless of systems).
Aside from Swap it! Encrypt it!'s ability to offer services directly from a senders e-mail account, Swap it! Encrypt it! brings a unique business model to users of internet based file transfer systems. Rather than paying monthly membership fees, Swap it! Encrypt it! users pay a one time fee based on the size of their file transfer, because Swap it! Encrypt it! offers many bandwidth sizes to choose from It's very easy to spend less and get exactly what you need.
Company owner Taylor Steele decided to add other features to Swap it! Encrypt it!'s service that would, Save users money, and give them an advantage without the cost of monthly membership fees. He did this by adding free optional password protection and free confirmation e-mails to every file transfer; furthermore, www.swapitencryptit.com offers users the chance to get familiar with its file sharing system by offering a lite version of their service. Swap it! Encrypt it! Lite allows users to share unlimited up loads and down loads of files up to 25 MB, without signing up.
It is innovations like these that have lead many people to believe Swap it! Encrypt it! is the biggest innovation in internet based file transfer systems since You Send It. It will be interesting to see what further changes this company will bring to the world of file sharing.