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  #1273175 30-Mar-2015 08:59
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khull: with 200/200 fibre or 1000/500 (those lucky people) it would make perfect sense


I'm on 100/50 with crashplan australia but it matters little becase the maximum upload rate I ever get is around 4000mbps---ie, 8% of my total upload bandwidth. 

I am currently uploading 1.2tb of data to crashplan and ETA is 27 days.  


I wonder how the amazon service performs in real life.   Is there any network backup client which can do all the backups and versioning to a cloud type service?


[edit] now i read the previous comments and see that amazon is even slower.Nevermind. 



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  #1273639 30-Mar-2015 18:43
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shk292: I can't access the unlimited plan - I get 5GB free, but when I try to sign up for a trial of the new plan, I get redirected to the .com.au site, which doesn't offer the unlimited photo storage.  DNS redirectors don't seem to help with this.  I read elsewhere that the aussie plans will be upgraded this week.  Has anyone here in NZ managed to get the unlimited plan yet?



yep on the 3 month trial at the moment

currently uploading 150gb of photos going to take about a week at this stage. Its done 60gb and i started about 1pm sat.

Im not sure what the issue is as i use Microsoft's one drive and it uploads at full speed when i upload things, so its definitely something to do with amazon

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  #1291125 24-Apr-2015 21:08
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Jase2985:
shk292: I can't access the unlimited plan - I get 5GB free, but when I try to sign up for a trial of the new plan, I get redirected to the .com.au site, which doesn't offer the unlimited photo storage.  DNS redirectors don't seem to help with this.  I read elsewhere that the aussie plans will be upgraded this week.  Has anyone here in NZ managed to get the unlimited plan yet?



yep on the 3 month trial at the moment

currently uploading 150gb of photos going to take about a week at this stage. Its done 60gb and i started about 1pm sat.

Im not sure what the issue is as i use Microsoft's one drive and it uploads at full speed when i upload things, so its definitely something to do with amazon


Jase2985, how did you manage to get the unlimited plan? I get redirected to the AU site



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  #1291150 24-Apr-2015 22:11
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went here:
https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/pricing?ref_=cd_lm_navpricing

signed up for the free trial with my amazon account (mine is a us account to start with) and away i went

i have never used amazon australia

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  #1352047 26-Jul-2015 16:57
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Anyone had any joy getting this sorted with amazon? I only have the options to buy very pricy space both in the app and online.

Also am getting forwarded to the au site when I click the links. Logging in with my normal amazon password shows the stuff the phone has synced into my free 5 gigs space.




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  #1352065 26-Jul-2015 17:25
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i got charged the $60 for my yearly subscription the other week.

i get linked to the US site when i click the link in my above post and still stows that its 59.99 per year after the free trial.

the issue must be at your end, no geo un-blocker software running?

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