Ad: Backup, before you lose it all!

Written July 13, 2007 in Ad

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This is an advertisement, my disclaimer is available here.

Online Storage is one of the many ways people use to protect their data. Amongst many other methods, such as tape backups, HDD backups, I personally use online backups very often. Why? Simply because it is almost available anywhere in the world, and almost immune to physical destruction which may occur with off line backups. There are different types, some free, some not. If you are willing to pay a small amount, you might want to have a look at iBackup.

iBackup offers online storage and backup. Data appears as a mapped drive or a folder on their computer. This provides for easy drag-n-drop and familiar explorer interface to work with online data. No other online storage services offer this feature with the kind of performance and security that IBackup offers.

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1 comment on ' Ad: Backup, before you lose it all! '

  1. I see you have made it clear that your post regarding http://www.ibackup.com is an advertisement. That ethical approach is just another reason for your posts to be taken seriously so keep up the good work. My question pertains to advertising on your site. Did ibackup deal directly with you or did you set this up yourself as an affiliate sponsor? Can we do the same and do you have a cost sheet?

    Thanks
    John
    http://www.backupanytime.com/whitepaper.htm

      Written by john oneill on May 01, 2008 at 4:29pm

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