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After Microsoft's giant OneDrive bait-and-switch a few years ago I am super skeptical of any "too good to be true" storage pricing. I really wonder how it is ph
by regecks 8y ago
After Microsoft's giant OneDrive bait-and-switch a few years ago I am super skeptical of any "too good to be true" storage pricing. I really wonder how it is physically possible to offer these rates.
- Terretta 8y agoNot too good to be true. Check out Wasabi’s graph, you’ll see even at their pricing, you can buy a brand new top of the line fully loaded Synology or QNAP NAS populated with high capacity high performance (online use) Enterprise model HDDs every year for the same price. And that’s at consumer scales. Turns out very easy to beat at commercial scale.
- chaz6 8y agoBut the point is, it's easy to offer low prices to start, then once a bunch of customers have shifted their data, to jack up the prices and profit from it. Do they offer a guarantee of price stability?