Online storage

dori2o

Can anyone recommend the best site for online storage at cheap rates. I'm looking for around 80 - 100GB of space.

LeeSouthEast

I use Humyo. 100GB, SSL protected transfers etc.

Plan details and pricing here.

Markee

This one is meant to be really good, and cheap too - it is a company owned by Amazon, there is also a calculator that allows you to enter the size of the files you want to upload then how much extra you will add a month.

https://www.jungledisk.com/index.aspx

It gets good right ups in reviews and seems to be well liked by users.

Turin_Turambar

Skydrive gives you 25gb of space and its free, use 4 of them and you're laughing;)

http://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=10&ct=1244224084&rver=5.5.4177.0&wp=MBI&wlcxt=title&wreply=http:%2F%2Fcid-6d8197dc2fc52f51.skydrive.live.com%2Fwelcome.aspx&lc=2057&id=250206

dori2o

If I was to open one of these accounts and upload files to it. Then format my HDD and reinstall windows, could I then drag the files back to my PC.

Turin_Turambar

The bad thing about Skdrive is that you can upload multiple files etc but you can only download one at a time:mad:

There is also a size limit for a single file ie 100mb I think

-TangleFoot-

Any of these interest you?

LeeSouthEast

dori2o wrote: »

If I was to open one of these accounts and upload files to it. Then format my HDD and reinstall windows, could I then drag the files back to my PC.

Yes you could without issue. You'd just need to download the optional software again to get the 'Drag and Drop' functionality (with regards to Humyo anyway).

damo24

How about Carbonite (http://www.carbonite.com/) unlimited storage with a desktop client for around £35 per year although it only works with system drives and not USB or network drives.

LeeSouthEast

Unlimited eh? I'd like to put that to the test

billy.thomas

Dropbox is also quite good, though i've only ever used the free version...