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Most sites offering large quantities of free online storage usually impose strict monthly transfer limits. This one, suggested by subscriber "Greetz:One", doesn't seem to. More accurately I couldn't see any. I gave it a quick whirl and as usual the upload speeds were modest. Also, the desktop client is pretty basic but it does allow you view your online files and to transfer files by drag and drop. OK, the service lacks the fancy backup management features you get with services like Mozy, but if you simply want a lot of online storage space then this site is well worth checking out.
Subscriber Richard Barnes writes, "Gizmo I saw in January issue you mentioned Amazon S3 online Storage. I use a company called Online Storage Solution [1]. They charge $3 a month for unlimited storage and unlimited downloads. The upload/download method is a bit slow and primitive, but it does the job eventually. I see that they've got a special offer at the moment: $20 for a year's storage. If you've got a load of stuff to store, it's a lot cheaper than Amazon's S3. I've uploaded about 12GB of photos and am now embarking upon uploading my 100GB music collection."
