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 Hi All.
Are you interested in a nice drive with 50 megabytes of space, in the Net, available 24 hours per day, seven days per week? This drive is free and you can use it to store documents, bookmarks, photos, configuration files and zipped files! No more diskettes, no more risks. I'm using this nice service and recommend it! I tested this service during an entire week, uploading and downloading files and I consider that FreeDrive runs just fine.

 Using this service you can create all folders that you need for your convenience and store all files easy and quickly. There is a service very intuitive and anyone can operate it without problems since the first access. But if you encountered any difficulty FreeDrive saves you with a complete Help online!.

In order to join this fine service you must jump FreeDrive web site (http://www.freedrive.com) and fill a simple form, choose a login and accept the agreement. An e-mail will sent to you with complete instructions and you can use FreeDrive immediately. That is all.

FreeDrive Rated 5 Butterflies

Photo above shows FreeDrive login screen

About FreeDrive

FreeDrive, Inc., is a privately held Illinois corporation with its headquarters located at 901 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois 60607. The company was founded in 1993, under the name Nextec Corporate Communications (Nextec), on a simple mission: Make communications effective and efficient for the users of technology. Nextec offerings evolved over the years and the name of the company was officially changed to FreeDrive, Inc. in July of 1999.

With the advent of free services being offered over the Internet, similar to HotMail, Nextec decided to take its most popular component of the Nextranet, "Data Store," and offer it as a separate free service that would generate revenue from advertising. Building on the proven architecture, Nextec developed a new interface for the "Data Store" and rolled out FreeDrive in June of 1998.

FreeDrive's mission is to be the premier provider of web-based applications while offering our business partners a highly effective permission marketing solution.

FreeDrive allows Internet users to securely store, retrieve and share data on the Internet using only a Web browser. FreeDrive is the first service to offer what the New York Times called "The Next Big Thing".

FreeDrive enjoys partnerships with thousands of Web sites that offer co-branded FreeDrives to their visitors free of charge. The affiliate's co-branded FreeDrive boosts repeat traffic and adds valuable content to the participating site and offers revenue sharing opportunities.

FreeDrive can manage user registration, capture demographics, execute direct e-mail marketing campaigns, and channel promotions for corporate partners.

The Team

Jack Sandner, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Sandner served as Chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) between 1980 and 1998. During that period Mr. Sandner led the CME to become the leading financial derivatives exchange in the world. For the last two years Mr. Sandner has served as the special policy advisor for the Exchange. Mr. Sandner also launched and was Chairman of GLOBEX, the 24 hour electronic exchange as part of the CME’s global effort. Mr. Sandner is a 1968 graduate of the University of Notre Dame law school. He currently serves on the President's Export Council (PEC), which is the premier council that advises the President of the United States on trade. Mr. Sandner is on the Board of the University of Notre Dame (1993-), and Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, (1992), the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago, and the Economic Club. Mr. Sandner. Mr. Sandner is also a co-founder of RenRen.com, the leading Web site in China and is a board member of Colleges.Com.

Michael Rhodes, President and Director. Mr. Rhodes, who co-founded FreeDrive, Inc. in August 1993, has over 20 years of experience in marketing and management. Since 1991, Mr. Rhodes has focused on creating communication tools and interactive computer and Web-based networks that positively affect individuals and professionals. Prior to founding FreeDrive, Mr. Rhodes spent 10 years as a futures trader at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

Jeffrey A. Sesol, Vice President, Chief Technology Officer and Director. Mr. Sesol, who co-founded FreeDrive, is responsible for the technological architecture of FreeDrive’s Web-based storage application. Before co-founding the Company, he was a senior consultant and directed the I*Net/E-Commerce/Java Practice for New Logic, Inc., a systems integrator, where he developed Traffic Web, a program that organizes the projects of large companies over the Internet. He also developed e-commerce solutions as project manager for several large clients. Previously, Mr. Sesol spent 12 years as the Information Systems Operations Officer for Harris Bank in Chicago.

Andrew “Flip” Filipowski, Director. Mr. Filipowski is Chief Executive Officer of divine interVentures, Inc., an Internet Zaibatsu, and is a board member of Computer Associates, Inc., Blue Rhino, Platinum Entertainment, Inc. and Bluestone Software, Inc. Previously, Mr. Filipowski founded Platinum Technology in 1987, which he grew into one of the fastest and most successful software companies in the information technology industry before selling the company to Computer Associates for $3.4 billion in 1999. Before founding Platinum, Mr. Filipowski was the founder of DBMS, Inc., a software products service company.

Andrew J. McKenna, Director. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Schwarz, Morton Grove, III. The company is an international distributor of paper packaging and allied products and also a printer, producer and converter of paper products. A 1951 graduate of the University of Notre Dame, he earned his law degree from DePaul University in 1954. He is a Director of McDonalds Corporation, the Chicago Tribune, AON Insurance Corporation, Dean Foods, Group II Communications, Children’s Memorial Hospital, the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club, and Skyline Corporation. He is also Chairman of the Economic Club of Chicago. He has also served on the Board of 1st Chicago NBD, and has been Chairman for both the Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox. Mr. McKenna is currently the Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Notre Dame. In addition, he recently served as the chairman of the 1997 United Way/Crusade of Mercy Campaign for Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.

Dave Tolmie, Director. Mr. Tolmie is Chief Executive Officer and President of yesmail.com, a permission e-mail company. Since joining yesmail in 1999, Mr. Tolmie spearheaded the company’s initial public offering and negotiated the pending sale of the company to CMGI. Prior to his employment at yesmail.com, Mr. Tolmie has 20 years experience leading marketing, sales and operations driven companies. After receiving his Masters in Business Administration from Harvard University, he began his marketing career at General Mills, Inc. where he was marketing manager for some of the nation’s largest consumer brands. Later, Mr. Tolmie was senior vice-president of operations for Bally Total Fitness in Chicago. More recently, prior to joining yesmail.com, he was with Platinum Venture Partners (PVP) where, as CEO in residence, he led and participated in the venture firm’s investment in e-commerce and Internet marketing services.

Richard C. Notebaert, Director. Former Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Ameritech. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, he was appointed president of Ameritech Mobile Communications in 1986, president of Indiana Bell in 1989 and president of Ameritech Services in 1992. He was elected chairman and CEO in April 1994, where he led and structured the recent merger of SBC and Ameritech. He serves as a trustee for the University of Notre Dame and is also a trustee of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, a charter trustee of Northwestern University and a member of the board of directors of Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Aon Corporation. His numerous professional activities include memberships in The Business Council, The Business Roundtable and the Civic Committee of The Commercial Club of Chicago.

Nickolas Avgerinos, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel. Mr. Avgerinos is the former President of Nickolas K. Avgerinos, Ltd., a Chicago-based law firm, concentrating in domestic and international corporate transactions. Mr. Avgerinos has over 12 years of experience in representing clients on a worldwide basis on various legal and business matters focusing on corporate, securities and commercial issues, especially in the technology and software fields. Mr. Avgerinos has assisted clients with international and domestic licensing, sale, and transfer of their technologies on various levels. In addition, Mr. Avgerinos has been instrumental in assisting numerous start-up and developmental stage clients with financing their operations through private placements and various financing vehicles. Mr. Avgerinos earned his JD from The John Marshall Law School, an M.B.A in Finance and Operations from the Illinois Institute of Technology and his B.S. degree in Business from Indiana University.

Michael Ferconio, SR. Vice President of Business Development Michael joins FreeDrive after serving as Vice President - Private Client Division, DB Alex. Brown - Chicago. During his tenure there, he served as a member of Alex Brown's Corporate Executive Service Group providing strategic advice and solutions to companies at varying stages of their evolution into public corporations. Michael's practice focused in the technology sector where he maintains active relationships with a variety of Internet and emerging technology companies. He also serves as a board member and advisor to various technology companies where his financial insight and IPO experience has proven valuable in helping younger companies maintain long-term focus.

Richard Berner, Vice President of Business & Product Development. Mr. Berner joined FreeDrive in early 1999 to develop strategic partnerships and product development. Prior to joining FreeDrive, Mr. Berner led the sales department for Novion, LLC where he was responsible for selling e-commerce and data warehousing projects. Mr. Berner began his career in interactive media as a programmer, and since then, has been the system architect, interactive designer, project manager, and account manager on numerous multi-million dollar custom application development projects. Mr. Berner earned a B.S. in computer science and teaching from the University of Illinois, Champaign.

In addition to FreeDrive, Inc.'s management team, employees include: a former senior programmer and web applications manager with Microsoft; a former systems manager for Walgreens; an applications development consultant to Price Waterhouse and EDS; an Oracle financials consultant several Fortune 50 companies; a client/server expert formerly with Morton International and Ralin Medical; and a Fortune 500 database manager, among others. FreeDrive, Inc. also employs various outside law firms on an as needed basis as well as the Big 6 accounting firm of Ernst & Young as its independent auditor.

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