TrustyFiles Delivers The Best Of Both Worlds With Public AND Personal File Sharing
Software provides easy-to-use file sharing with friends, while giving access to millions of files on the P2P network.

DALLAS, January 7, 2004 – RazorPop, Inc. today announced the release of TrustyFiles 2.0 Personal File Sharing software at http://www.TrustyFiles.com. TrustyFiles is free and has no spyware.

Traditional P2P software limits users to connecting to a large anonymous file sharing network. There’s no way to share files directly with friends. TrustyFiles solves this problem and puts the user in control with Personal, Private, and Public File Sharing settings.

"File sharing is not just cool technology”, said Marc Freedman, CEO of RazorPop, developer of TrustyFiles. “It's about the experience, exploring new music, video, and other media, trying new files your friends recommend, and sharing it back. This is the process that creates the fans who buy CDs and DVDs, go to performances, and support their favorite artists. P2P software should enhance and not restrict this experience.”

“Only TrustyFiles offers users the power and flexibility to share and download files on their terms - when, where, and how they want it. Whether they want to search millions of files or download one file from a friend … find files at home or at work … or share files with the entire networkor just friends.”

KEEP IT PERSONAL. TrustyFiles makes it easy to share favorite files and searches direct with friends. The "Send a File" feature sends an email with file information and a TrustyLink. The friend simply clicks on the TrustyLink in his email to start up his own TrustyFiles and automatically begin the file download from the sender and others on the network.

PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY. TrustyFiles protects confidential files. In Private File Sharing mode public network users can’t search and find user files. The only people who can access the files are friends when the user Sends a File.

MAKE IT MOBILE. Not at home? No problem. TrustyFiles works with the P2PFiles search engine at http://www.p2pfiles.com. Web visitors find files at P2PFiles.com with any browser, whether they're at a friend's house, work, an Internet cafe, or traveling. They can send files to friends or themselves, and click on the TrustyLink at home to start downloading.

P2P IT WITH THE PUBLIC NET. TrustyFiles searches and downloads music, video, films, games, photos, and software over the Gnutella network. TrustyFiles users access millions of files from TrustyFiles, Morpheus, Limewire, Bearshare, Shareaza, Gnucleus, and other software users.

TrustyFiles has an integrated browser that searches not only direct P2P network files, but also web sites, including P2PFiles, Bitzi (a Magnet Link directory), and Google. TrustyFiles security features include a blocklist to protect from invasive users and virus scanning to block bad files.

TrustyFiles' advanced P2P search and download engine provides simultaneous searches with unlimited results, global search results, multisource downloading, partial file downloading, multiple sharing directories, file compression, TrustyLink link generation, and Magnet link support. For advanced users, options menus enable full customization of TrustyFiles display, operations, network settings, blocklists, and graphic styles.

RazorPop (http://RazorPop.com) is an Internet marketing, technology, and entertainment company. RazorPop develops innovative software, services, and networks for digital entertainment consumers and businesses that want to reach them. RazorPop's flagship consumer product is TrustyFiles High Performance File Sharing software (http://TrustyFiles.com), the leading multi-network client (eDonkey, Overnet, Bit Torrent, Gnutella, Gnutella 2, and Kazaa/Fast Track).

RazorPop’s BrandedP2P program enables major artists, entertainment companies and distributors, consumer marketers and advertisers, and tech companies to leverage the 80 million strong P2P market. Companies can brand the software and customize the client and networks, whether open or closed, private or public, and with whatever filtering or other third party software is required. .

RazorPop properties include TopP2P (http://TopP2P.com) for free and legal downloads. CEO Marc Freedman writes the P2P Insider’s Blog at http://p2p-weblog.com/. RazorPop was founded in January 2001 by visionary Marc Freedman and is based in Dallas, Texas.

RazorPop is a member of the Distributed Computing Industry Association (DCIA). The DCIA (http://www.dcia.info) advances the adoption of distributed computing technologies and the commercial development of business models based on them.