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The About section does not say who is behind. The only thing you have going for you is your domain name.
The About section does not say who is behind. The only thing you have going for you is your domain name.
Checking the TOS I found a reference to Barracuda Networks.. Leading me to believe it's a startup within a larger company (I had been wondering how a startup could afford to buy the copy.com domain). Given the above assumption it may have the funding to sustain the service even if it experiences slow growth. And also suggests that the company has the networking know how to scale their service (unlike my experience wi…
The Registry database contains ONLY .COM, .NET, .EDU domains and Registrars. Registrant: Barracuda Networks Inc 3175 Winchester Blvd Campbell, CA 95008 US
Domain name: COPY.COM
Administrative Contact: Hostmaster, Barracuda hostmaster@barracuda.com 3175 Winchester Blvd Campbell, CA 95008 US +1.4083425400 Fax: +1.4083421061
Technical Contact: Hostmaster, Barracuda hostmaster@barracuda.com 3175 Winchester Blvd Campbell, CA 95008 US +1.4083425400 Fax: +1.4083421061
I can't say I'm a very heavy Dropbox user, so I don't have many complaints (if any) about their offering, but if you want to get into the space you have to address those complaints. A shiny UI and better pricing can only get you so far and there's no way they're enough to beat out a competitor as entrenched as Dropbox.
Checking the TOS I found a reference to Barracuda Networks.. Leading me to believe it's a startup within a larger company (I had been wondering how a startup could afford to buy the copy.com domain). Given the above assumption it may have the funding to sustain the service even if it experiences slow growth. And also suggests that the company has the networking know how to scale their service (unlike my experience wi…
Where's the API? Dropbox has a tremendous ecosystem going for it. I'm not sure how prevalent it is on Android, but pretty much all iOS text and PDF editors have Dropbox integration and their new sync SDK is only going to push integration even higher. I can't say I'm a very heavy Dropbox user, so I don't have many complaints (if any) about their offering, but if you want to get into the space you have to address those…
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It has a lot more configurable business options, that's the biggest differentiator. The cost/GB is a bit less than Dropbox, too.
like?
Basically, you can setup companies, share items amongst employees, configure their access to the files, etc.
Checking the TOS I found a reference to Barracuda Networks.. Leading me to believe it's a startup within a larger company (I had been wondering how a startup could afford to buy the copy.com domain). Given the above assumption it may have the funding to sustain the service even if it experiences slow growth. And also suggests that the company has the networking know how to scale their service (unlike my experience wi…
I think you're right. We just put in a new Barracuda Backup server this week and I noticed that, along with the usual file restore functions, it presents us with an option to share files to a Copy account.