#ZOOLZ $45 LIFETIME 2 TB DOWNLOAD#

I searched my email and found an email saying they are no longer honoring my lifetime account, they apologize, but all my data would be deleted in a certain number of days. Well, I just pulled up the website to retrieve some super old data (from years ago) and they say no account exists. I mean, why do I need to get regular emails from a company I pay all-at-once and up-front, with the entire intention to have a cloud backup I don't have to worry about ever again. I was using Zoolz as a online cloud backup but had my emails going to my 'other' folder since they spammed me too much. So - a nice offer, thanks, but just not something useful for me!My lifetime account data deleted.

#ZOOLZ $45 LIFETIME 2 TB DOWNLOAD#

Remembering that there have been organisations offering cloud storage that suddenly announced they were going to cease trading, giving users a few days to download their stored data and (presumably) upload it to an alternative cloud store. Not saying the product is not good, just that prospective users should consider the 'got-yer's inherent is cloud storage. It says 'Super fast upload' - Maybe, but check your ISP provision - as in broadband seems to be sold on download speed and the upload is usually ¼ or less of the speed mentioned in the 'Sales hype'.Īlso note the 'Data never deleted!' specification - That means YOU will have to 'Manage' the use of the storage - and while 50GB seems a lot, it would, from the never deleted comment, presumably be keeping old versions of files until you log-in and tell the facility to 'delete' those unneeded versions.Īnd - This is a Giveaway OF THE DAY - so if you need to get a new system, then to get at the data in the cloud will require you to pay for the product. Save | Cancelġ00GB - 50 'live' and 50 'Cold' - so I presume there is only 50GB usable as part of your working environment with the other 50GB as a 'Maybe you'll get that data back sometime later' facility. So if it's the Fridge ('hot' storage) that appeals more than today's Freezer ('cold' storage) offer, it's worth keeping an eye out on Zoolz' website. Note though that this provider does occasionally have some excellent deals, the most recent being a couple of months ago when a 2TB lifetime subscription (1TB Fridge, 1TB Freezer) was available for a one-off payment of $45. If you also want the convenience of a Cloud Fridge, then its 50Gb 'Vault' subscription is $20 per year recurring. If you need to store content which you don't think will be needed in the immediate future, and which you're happy to have thawed out if and when you do - that is: request the provider to release frozen-in-time items and wait several hours for such to occur - then today's long-term archival offer should suit you fine. Today's giveaway is of a Freezer account. The Fridge allows instant open-fridge-door / close-fridge-door access (that is, selective direct uploading / downloading).

The Freezer allows the accommodation of contents not intended to be regularly withdrawn or added to, and which if they are required necessitate several hours of thawing-out before they can be usable. The Fridge allows the accommodation of items intended to be readily accessible and contents that can be regularly withdrawn or added to. Customers have subscribe to one or the other, or both.

Like some other providers - and especially those which, like Zoolz, exist primarily to serve the archival needs of business enterprises rather than domestic customers - what Zoolz actually offers is a Cloud Freezer and a Cloud Fridge. However: I do wish Zoolz would stop perpetuating a silly naming system because there are many average computer users out there who have no idea of what Cloud Cold Storage and Cloud Hot Storage actually mean. Today's provider at least has a fairly well-established reputation and a longevity that indicates it won't evaporate any time soon.

And websites specialising in so-called 'Cloud Reviews' are notorious for the way a 'Top Pick' of theirs can vanish overnight without any subsequent comment from them (the disappearance of XXL Cloud with countless thousands of its users' files being but one of the more recent examples.)

Numerous examples exist of providers evaporating even quicker than the clouds after which they're named.

Zoolz $45 lifetime 2 tb