These services host or help send files for free. Checkout my review of these services for an in depth comparison.
Free File Hosting Services
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4shared.com - free file sharing and storage
Requires an account 15GB with free account. Max file size 2gb. Looks like a slightly modified OwnCloud. You need to login once every 180 days to keep your free account.
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Dropbox
Share you files on linux, mac, android and Windows. The most popular solution. 2GB for the free account. The pro (100gb) account gives you $0.0999 cents per gig per month.
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Droplr
The fast, simple way to share files or code.
(508 Hits) - DropSend | Email large files easily and securely Requires an email address to send to 2GB limit 5 sends per month on the free plan (699 Hits)
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FileFactory - free file hosting
2GB Limit 50 files at a time Push you to join for free, but you don't need to. gives you a hash directory with real filename Allows you to email link. UNLIMITED Bandwidth. You have to login every 90 days to keep your files.
(803 Hits) - Free File Hosting - MyFreeFileHosting 100mb one file free hosting. (856 Hits)
- Ge.tt | Gett sharing 2GB free storage. (829 Hits)
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Google Drive
Google Drive gives you 15 GB free storage that you can share, sync or keep private. They also have "docs" where you can create, share and collaborate office documents online. The downside is they don't have a Linux sync client which makes server access a pain.
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OwnCloud
Want to setup your own file sharing service? It's easy to do with OwnCloud.
(558 Hits) - WeTransfer - the easy way to send big files You can send up to 2gb of files to up to 20 email addresses. Free! It takes forever to upload files. Files are removed after 2 weeks. Tells you when recipients have actually downloaded the files. (535 Hits)