Gazup supports 9 services including Rapidshare, Megaupload, Badongo. Maximum file size is limited by the services you choose. It can fetch files from remote location or via FTP including normal upload. It shows a upload progress bar that let you see how much of your file has uploaded.
RapidSpread also does not impose any file size restrictions and supports upto 10 services including Rapidshare, Megaupload, Easyshare. It can fetch files from remote locations too. The interface of Rapidspread is not that good as of Gazup. I liked the way it showed download links for uploaded file.
FileDucky supports 4 services Rapidshare, Badango, Sendspace and Zshare. Also, it imposes a limit of 100MB per file. The upload progress bar didn’t work out for me. Also, the uploaded file page is a bit confusing.
With Massmirror You can upload files upto 1 GB in size though you might be restricted by the file size limit imposed by file sharing service like Rapidshare. It can fetch files from web easily. Though you might get annoyed by the advert that loads before you see the site. The file download links page is clean and clear and also lists estimated download time for different connection speeds. MassMirror supports 4 services Rapidshare, Badango, MegaUpload and Zshare.
UploadJockey though imposes a 100 MB file size limit but with UploadJockey you can earn money as well. For every 1000 hits of your file download page, you can get $2. The file download page is a bit confusing. It supports 9 services if you sign up with them including Rapidshare, Megaupload etc.
Sharebee supports RapidShare, DepositFiles, MegaUpload, ZShare and Badango. It imposes a 150 MB file size limit. But interface wise, this one is the best out of all and pretty easy to use.
Qooy supports 12 file sharing services without any file size restriction on its part. But you can distribute a single file to only 6 services at once. It can fetch files from remote locations too.
Upload Mirrors looks like a refined version of Qooy as it can upload single file to 12 services at once. It does not support remote file fetching though. The interface of both Qooy and Upload Mirrors is very similar.