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"YouSendIt was already among the simplest ways to send electronic files to friends and colleagues, and now the company is looking to make sending and receiving options even easier.  A new feature being released today is called SiteDrop.  Think of it as a virtual version of the Blockbuster movie return box.  \n\nAnyone can send a file to you or your business, directly from your website, at any given time.  Without registering for their own YouSendIt account, any site visitor can send you files of any size. SiteDrop can be embedded into your website, and you'll receive an email notification when a new file is sent to you. \nThis really helps to extend the capabilities of basic email functionality, and broadens the scope of any business that needs to deal with sending large files.  A design firm, developers, an advertising company, or a media solutions service may find SiteDrop to be quite useful, for enhancing an easier relationship between customers, clients and themselves.  \nSiteDrop also contends with other embeddable file-sharing options, such as those seen from Box.net.  As with most of YouSendIt's premium features, SiteDrop isn't free.  It will cost paid subscribers $30 per month to set it up on their websites.  See here for more information, and here for more file-sharing services.\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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