Due to this risk, I recommend you perform due diligence before investing in the SkyHub Cloud Unlimited Backup Lifetime Subscription Plan. One last thing, in case you’re curious, the SkyHub Cloud website was created on February 7th, 2015. And unless they can explain the math, I don’t see how SkyHub can remain in business for more than 1-2 years. Advanced: The Simple Process That Works To Turn Ice Cold Prospects Into Happy Customers (w/ Automated Conversion Funnels & Sequences). So how exactly does SkyHub plan to offer $89/lifetime accounts if Zoolz is charging $360/yr for 1TB? I don’t know. In fact, Zoolz prices are more realistic. Now, Zoolz might have a contingency plan for that scenario, but I’m sure it’s not as cheap as $89/lifetime access.
If they don’t, you can find yourself -and all your files- terminated from using the Zoolz backup service. So, if you’re buying this for a “lifetime” subscription from SkyHub, please keep in mind that SkyHub needs to keep paying Zoolz for your service to remain active. Guess what the login link is for SkyHub Cloud? It’s.
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Inside the PDF above, explains how to customize your “ ” sub domain so it looks like it’s your own company. Link to the PDF: Zoolz Reseller Quick Start I can’t even take credit for this discovery. It turns out that SkyHub Cloud doesn’t own the platform they’re selling. I haven’t signed up or used this service, but I was curious…who are these people? And how can they offer lifetime backup for the cost of a 1tb external hard drive? I finally found the answer. It’s for “ SkyHub Cloud Unlimited Backup: Lifetime Subscription” priced at a whopping one time payment of $89. I just got the following promotion from BitsDuJour and StackSocial recently.
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