Storing files without paying for it?

[d000hg]

I bought an ebook today and found I am only able to download it for the next 5 days (as many times as I like in this period).
I don't want to go burning CDs or paying for an online repository for it, I was wondering how viable it is to simply save a draft email in gmail with it as an attachment. Would you trust them with it?

[Moscow Mule]

I was wondering how viable it is to simply save a draft email in gmail with it as an attachment. Would you trust them with it?

Very simple, and yes.

You could even send it to yourself so you've got two copies

[minestrone]

www.getdropbox.com

[AtW]

If you are not prepared to pay for your data storage, then it's not worth keeping.

HTH

[d000hg]

If you are not prepared to pay for your data storage, then it's not worth keeping.

HTH

Yes you're right. I should buy a dedicated server with guaranteed 99.99 SLA in a bunker somewhere, to store my £20 ebook.

[DimPrawn]

Why not copy it to a SD card?

[SorenLorensen]

Another vote here for Dropbox, it's the business.

[ThomasSoerensen]

or use adrive - 50gig for free

[Spacecadet]

Dropbox gets my vote too

[bogeyman]

Am I missing the point or would a £7 USB memory stick contain this book and much more besides?