Cloud Storage Service SugarSync Abandons Freemium For A Paid Account Model

Posted on December 11, 2013 by royfmc

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1 Response to Cloud Storage Service SugarSync Abandons Freemium For A Paid Account Model

Rajesh says:

December 23, 2013 at 5:49 am

Unfortunately, the free ride is coming to an end. On February 8 of next year, SugarSync will switch to a paid-only model, killing off its free 5 GB plan. Continuing with my “crusade” to find the perfect online storage platform, its now the turn of Copy.com, a freshly launched service by Barracuda Networks a well known network and anti-spam security player in the market.
Get 15 GB free right from the start! With apps for Windows, iOS, Linux, Android, Windows Phone. All I can say is, that I’m satisfied with this service called “COPY”. It works like Dropbox. But… it’s BIGGER. 15 GB is right for you? That’s okay. Maybe 20 GB sounds better?
The first thing that catches your attention to try Copy.com is their incredible referral system.

Copy.com will give you 15GB + free 5GB when you signup with this link: https://copy.com?r=FPsdqU

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