Sounds too good to be true. So it goes show me the money, in this case,=20
what are they selling, your data? Pushing advertising your direction,=20
need to read ads? They just aren't graciously dedicating resources=20
(money) to you.

On 2/22/13 3:28 PM, Dwayne Reid wrote:
> Good day to all.
>
> I'm not sure if this falls under the [EE] heading, but here goes.
>
> A buddy wrote me last week and pointed me towards a decently-sized
> cloud storage solution - box.com (formerly box.net) and Dell have
> teamed up to offer a free 50GB account to anyone who wants one.  The
> only limitation that I am aware of is a file-size limit of
> 250MB.  I'm guessing that they don't want people uploading their movies.
>
> I signed up - it was painless and easy.  So: I thought that I'd pass
> on the info for anyone who wants to try it.
>
> Nope - no referral credit for me on this one <grin>.
>
> <https://www.box.com/signup>
>
> They do offer a business account for relatively cheap: $15 per month
> per user for 1TB storage and a maximum file size of 2GB.
>
> Hope that someone finds this useful.
>
> dwayne
>

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