Daily Deal: 1 TB Zoolz Cold Storage
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Backing up your important information to the cloud can get expensive. For a limited time, Zoolz Cold Storage is offering 1 TB of storage for $39. Zoolz is part of the Amazon Web Services partner network and has tooled their storage and backup as an easier to use solution akin to Amazon Glacier. You and one other user will have access to a personal backup system to keep your files safe, and you'll have access to those files on any device.
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an incredible bargain ... or another "lifetime" scam?
Some people might remember that there were once numerous online storage companies that suddenly died when the '90s tech bubble burst. Others unilaterally changed the terms of their contract and slapped increased fees on content, including new 'download' fees, that essentially held a person's content ransom. That's why it's always worthwhile to read the fine print of the contract ... which generally gives the company the right to do absolutely anything they want by simply revising an already bad contract to make it even worse.
A few extracts from the Zoolz site @ http://www.zoolz.com/terms/
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