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[...] by deleting your files/data without any notice they may have violated several laws. We also advice you to get legal help in case you suffered losses due to this sudden termination of service by LiveDrive. Wow. "They broke the law, sue 'em!" Not only childish, but dumb. I'm assuming the customer's contractual relationship was with Backify (not LiveDrive). If so, riling your customers up into a lawsuit-frenzy may…
[...] by deleting your files/data without any notice they may have violated several laws. We also advice you to get legal help in case you suffered losses due to this sudden termination of service by LiveDrive. Wow. "They broke the law, sue 'em!" Not only childish, but dumb. I'm assuming the customer's contractual relationship was with Backify (not LiveDrive). If so, riling your customers up into a lawsuit-frenzy may…
It sounds like two children fighting who don't know how to properly handle business dealings. It is a true mess.
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Backify is no longer in service. LiveDrive has terminated Backify's reseller account, and Backify.com is no longer in service.
Enough of this nonsense.I have uninstalled livedrive client from my desktop. Any one knows how to delete backed up files from livedrive?
This is getting more and more embarrassing. Do this stuff in private please, then tell your customers.
As for the credit card allegations it seems to me as LiveDrive was just trying to protect people who used Backify's service.
We are Backify's reseller -> They cancelled their reseller account through us -> All purchased accounts through Backify are now null -> Are they committing fraud using our services?' - That's at least what they'll be arguing in court as they're being sued by a stupid company that will undoubtedly soon be sued by their clients for lost data.
*w/affiliate link :-/
Backify is no longer in service. LiveDrive has terminated Backify's reseller account, and Backify.com is no longer in service.
If you are looking for a better and more reliable backup solution, check out www.backblaze.com.
BackBlaze.com offers unlimited storage for backups, for as low as $3.96/month.
It's run by Tarandeep Gill, who seems to have garnered a bit of a reputation. He was behind the "IE users are stupid" hoax.
source: http://blog.forret.com/2011/10/is-backify-512gb-backup-for-f... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AptiQuant
I'd avoid his other companies (AptiQuant and atCheap.com) as well.