> I did a foolish thing. Bought online storage

pCloud?

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they state that your storage will not be effected by a change of management etc.

'Affected'.

And they will go out of business and someone will sell all your shyt to chinky scammers.

I told you that you were going to regret that purchase.

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I don't regret the purchase at all, I just cant fully utilize it yet.

I explained it all to you months ago.

If pCloud is sold or goes out of business, access to your "perpetual" storage is not legally guaranteed. According to their Terms and Conditions, pCloud can modify or suspend services without liability.Here are the details regarding what happens to your data:The Reality of "Perpetual" Storage: A "Lifetime Plan" grants you access for the lifetime of the service, not your own lifetime. If the company shuts down, the service ends and data access is lost.Acquisition Scenarios: If pCloud is bought out by another company, the acquiring company typically adopts the existing terms or gives users a grace period to either accept new terms or download their data.Bankruptcy/Shutdown Procedures: If pCloud goes bankrupt or liquidates, the physical servers could be wiped or sold to regain funds. Usually, providers give users a defined warning period (often 30 to 90 days) to download files before access is completely removed.

hmmm, anyway if it lasts 3 years it's beat the price of equivalent  iCloud storage and most anything else.

Pee Cloud!
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