eva01 said:
If you have a control panel for your websites then you can set up an FTP account told a public folder, I have never done it so i don't know how it would be done but i know it can be done.
iGary, try accessing yourdomain.ext/cpanel
If that works, sign in with your FTP username/password (usually they're the same). Then, look for the FTP word/icon. It should either a) let you make a public account, which is a bad kind of idea. Anyone stumbling upon your site can find this FTP and upload things to it.
A better idea would be to make a separate FTP account called something like, "storage" which FTP's to yourdomain.ext/storage. Make the username and password something easy to give out, like username: Gary, password: Gary. This will keep any-old-idiots from FTPing stuff to your hosting, but enables you to easily give out the information.
Remember, FTPing things uses both space (that the files take up) and bandwidth (the upload process). If you're limited on either, using your web space to dump files can fill it up fast.
itasor