Free Online Storage

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Shane

Does anyone know of a good free online storage website that I could use
to backup critical files.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Shane
 
Shane said:
Does anyone know of a good free online storage website that I could use
to backup critical files.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Shane
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While I applaud you for asking, I am not sure I would risk "critical"
files with "free" online storage. Depending on how much you have to
back up, CD-ROM's may be your answer.

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El said:
While I applaud you for asking, I am not sure I would risk "critical"
files with "free" online storage. Depending on how much you have to
back up, CD-ROM's may be your answer.
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There are not what I would call ultra-critical. I would encrypt before
uploading then as a layer of protection and I already have these files
back up on an external hard drive but I need a convent way to back them
up off site, in case anything would happen to my external hard drive.
You do bring up a good point through that I had not really given too
much thought to I will have to consider this. Thanks for you post.
 
Shane said:
Does anyone know of a good free online storage website that I could use to
backup critical files.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Shane
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www.megaupload.com

With the free service, files are deleted after no one downloads them for 30
days.
With the premium service, they aren't deleted unless you delete them.
 
Shane said:
Does anyone know of a good free online storage website that I could use
to backup critical files.
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Shane,

You might like PBwiki --

http://pbwiki.com

It offers 10.5 mb of free storage (with a password). It's very simple
to upload files. I use a PBwiki to make it easier to get to files I use
while teaching (much better than hunting for the usb port for my
thumbdrive). I also recommend it to my students as a good way to backup
their work for classes (if they lose a disk or thumbdrive, their work
is still available).

Michael
 
google mail = 2gb and growing by the minute. there's a little program
too that you can install that makes your account a virtual drive so you
can simply drag and drop. I'm archiving all my family videos and
pictures... after CDs of course... just another backup, nothing to
lose.
 
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