Image Cross ( http://www.imagecross.com )
A simple ad-funded service aimed primarily to Myspace users. After upload you’ll be provided with a code which you can add to your Myspace, Ebay, forums and more. Very convenient for users not too familiar with Internet codes. The file-size limit is 2,5MB, and you may upload an unlimited amount of files as well.

Turbo Image Host ( http://www.turboimagehost.com )
A simple image uploading site on which you can sort your images as either private or public. Adult content is allowed here as well, and you can specify if your image is adult or not ( in other words, if it contains content unsuitable for youngsters ). You can upload many images at the same time, as well as entire galleries packed into archive formats ( zip, rar ), which can come in handy if you have lots of images to share. Overall it’s  fast and user-friendly site, recommended.

The Image Hosting ( http://www.theimagehosting.com )
A simple image upload form is provided on the main page, where you can browse either a .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .swf or .png under the file-size limit 1MB. More advanced archive uploading options are available as well, and you may also register to better keep track of all your images. Altogether the site is hosting more than a whooping 5 MILLION images!! So I suppose that classifies them as reliable then? If you’re interested, they also offer shared hosting and domain names, however not for free.

Upload House ( http://www.uploadhouse.com )
A simple image uploading service allowing you to upload the basic image formats with a max file-size of 2MB. You can easily resize your images, add them to a public gallery or add an optional password as well.

Image Venue ( http://www.imagevenue.com )
I realize I’ve been starting all the above descriptions with “A Simple” so I thought I’d write something different for this one. It’s not a too complex image hosting service, but basic and easy to use, allowing you to upload many files at the same time and resize the images if you so wish. The filesize limit is 3MB, and all the most known image formats are allowed.

Image Hosting ( http://www.imagehosting.gr )
Not owned by the same person as imagehosting.com, but with the same functions. Easily upload many images at the same time ( max 50 ) of the formats jpg .jpeg .bmp .gif .tiff .png .swf .psd .ico .avi .wmv .mpg .mpeg .mpg .mpeg .3gp .rmvb and .pdf. The filesize limit is 2MB per file. You can register to better keep track of all your uploads.

Image Doll ( http://www.imagedoll.com )
Easily upload files of the following formats: .jpg .zip .tif .bmp .jpeg .gif .png .swf .tiff .avi .wmv .mpg .mpeg .wma .mp3 .rar .pdf and .wma. The filesize limit is 10MB, and you may upload up to 100 files at the same time. Note that no adult content is allowed, other than that there aren’t any major restrictions.

Upload Geek ( http://www.uploadgeek.com )
A simple and goodlooking image hosting website, with a one field form as well as the ability to upload multiple files at once. As simple as it can get.

Earn money to view moveclips! Simple and easy. You don’t earn much, but it doesn’t take much time, and overall it pays you good hourly sallery. Take a look. The service is still in BETA, and the offers that are given are yet limited, but it is a good service that has been around for over a year and is growing constantly, striving to gain new revenue-generating territories. It’s worth a visit.

gMail ( http://www.gmail.com )
Undoubtedly the largest free email service on the net, and the best, IMHO. They provide you with many GBs of space, and the counter is constantly ticking upwards in bits of storage. Unless you try using it to back up your harddrive the space will most truly never run out.

Yahoo ( http://www.yahoo.com )
Another giant, offering unlimited space and professional features. The only cache is limitations on the attachment filesize, but it’s still pretty large, so that won’t be a problem either. Second to Gmail it is the best.

Aim ( http://www.aim.com )
Not one I’d reccomend you to use, but it exists, so therefore I’ll list it. All in all it’s a good email, but many services around the net have problems sending or receiving emails from here. Why? I have no idea, but the safest choice is just using one of the above. ^

GMX ( http://www.gmx.com )
GMX is a clean and simple email provider. They have a nice interface, but not at all the features the three above giants provide with their services. Still, theyy have 5gb storage, they are fast, and they are reliable. It’s a service worth being included in this list.

Gawab ( http://www.gawab.com )
Gawab gives you the funkiest name on the market, 10GB storage space and all the features you are used to. At the time of writing, their counter claims they host 5,586,889 emailers, so they must be good. If not in interface, then creative agenda. Check them out.

Hotmail ( http://home.live.com )
Hotmail has been along for a long time. They were the ones who started the public email revolution, but because of this they haven’t been able to move along at the same pace as the other email providers. Stuck with almost all internet users since the internet first opened, gathering tons of heavy data, it’s not strange that they have – in regard to the providers above – quite many restrictions in regard to their status. They offer 5GB space and a clean and quick interface. If all else fails, you know they’ll be there.

Go Gax is another relativly new host on the market, offering both free and paid hosting. Which seems to be a returning customer-retrieving fad nowadays, but I doubt it works very well when there are so many completly free alternatives on the net. Anyhow, I went the website mentioned above to get a good look at their services myself, so here are my opinions. You might remember Exti Host, one that offers 150MB space. Well this one has twice as much, but only one fourth of the monthly allowed transfer, meaning that if you fully use the space you get, not more than three visitors would be able to view all the content you provide before you reach your transfer limits, and that doesn’t seem very nice. However, it’s unlikely that each visitor will ever view an entire 300MB of content on one visit, and even more unlikely that you’ll fill up all that space with the current filesize limits. One good thing about this host is that the filesize limits are bigger than the ones on most free hosts, and you won’t have any trouble uploading images, audio or other larger files. The border goes somewhere around videos, but you can always host those at youtube, so no worries.

A picture of a happy girl jumping on a clear blue background beside the hosting specifications gives them a very positive picture. They also mention the online filemanager and control panel as two seperate items, though they really are just the same thing. AND  they conclude the offer with a No ads and banners, no additional fees text. This should already be selfexplanetory when a big “Free Hosting” is placed above the box, so looking at that I’m just waiting to find catches. However they have no F.A.Q or any other question-related section on the site where my wonders can be answered, and I have not the time to visit their forums, so I’ll let you text their services and find out for youselves. Overall they seem like a fast and reliable host, despite their manipulative strategies. You can sign up right here if you like.

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