Suggestions for a reliable Cloud backup solution

[Eric Cope]

buy at least 2 1TB external drives, preferably from different companies and
hope the MTBF is different :)

Crashplan is nice because you can backup to friends, a nice little coop.
And its all free. It only costs money to use their cloud.

Eric


On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Bob Elzer <bob.elzer at gmail.com> wrote:

>  Buy a 1TB External usb/Esata and name it Cloud
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> Then it is still always accessible
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> On 2/20/2013 1:55 AM, Wayne Davis wrote:
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>     I'm looking for a inexpensive Cloud bases backup solution for Linux /
> Win / Android.  Thinking about  1 TB will be needed.
>  This will be used to backup important Business data as well as various
> stuff on multiple platforms.
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>     I NEARLY jumped on JustCloud until I did a little research JUST before
> plunking down my CC.  Seems many folks are NOT happy campers over at JC
> land.
> With that exception, and it s a big one when you can't get your stuff that
> was supposedly safe.
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>     So, I'm *sure* someone *here* has a good solution.  One they use
> either professionally or privately where they have *actually* had to get
> files back from the cloud and were able to.
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> SO...  thoughts?
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> Wayne
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