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Amazon offers unlimited cloud storage plan in UK

Written by James Delahunty @ 25 Aug 2016 12:06 User comments (2)

Amazon offers unlimited cloud storage plan in UK Amazon is now offering an unlimited storage plan for all kinds of files for £55 per year in the UK, less than £5 per month.
Existing Prime customers already could take advantage of unlimited storage for photos, but now anybody in the UK can sign up for unlimited storage of all kinds of files for £55 per year. Some members may also be entitled to try out the unlimited plan for three months without charge.

"Most people have a lifetime of photos from birthdays, holidays and everyday moments stored across numerous devices--and a lot of those people don't know how many gigabytes they need to back all those memories up, or what it's going to cost," said David Nenke, Director of Amazon Drive.

"With our new Unlimited Storage plan, that's no longer something customers need to worry about. They now have an affordable, secure solution to store unlimited amounts of photos, videos, movies, music, and other files in one place--with no tiered storage options or rising fees to worry about."



The plan means users could automatically backup all photos and videos storage on their phones and other devices to the cloud storage service, as well as documents or other types of files they need to keep secure.

For more information, see www.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive

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2 user comments

125.8.2016 15:14

Watch out guys . amazon will sucker you in and then start raising the cost and have you sign away all your privacy for the sake of ads or decreasing the amount you can have ......OR SOMETHING .. don't trust them

226.8.2016 14:25

Cloud storage can do one. I already got bitten by Microsoft and their OneDrive scam where they gave me 15GB for uploading my phones camera roll then took it away and tried to sell it back to me. It then took about an entire day to download all of my stuff from their super slow service.

I'm not saying Amazon will do the same but I'm not willing to waste my time taking a chance, I've got 20+ terabytes of local storage and backup and I control all of it, think I'll stick with that.

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