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Minus, a new competitor to Dropbox
- Egregore 15y agoI have not signed up, but from examining your site it seems that you don't have payed accounts, as a user I'll be afraid to trust you my files for a long time, even for free accounts, because it will seem that you're not sustainable and will go bust some time in the future and I will lose my files.
- lloeki 15y agoFrom the help page (emphasis mine): > Why is Minus absolutely free? > > Our goal is to create a world-class product and experience for our users and the business model will follow. We can see many ways Minus can monetize itself. Wow. Wishful thinking?
- mindotus 15y agoThere are many proven business models that work for this space and Minus is also currently well funded. We are here to stay and your files are safe, no worries :)
- mindotus 15y agoMinus is currently funded and we plan on implementing sustainable business models in the future. No need to worry :) Your files are safe.
- joelhaasnoot 15y agoconcurrent = competitor
- DrJokepu 15y agoUseless trivia: the French word for a competitor is "concourant", hence the mistranslation.
- skrebbel 15y agoWeird title - nothing about this company seems French
- lloeki 15y agoNothing indeed: http://minus.com/pages/about http://minus.com/pages/about
- joelhaasnoot 15y agoOnly the word 'concurrent' is French
- wccrawford 15y ago"Concurrent"? Did you mean competitor, or counterpart, or clone?
- koopajah 15y agoSorry, as I said in another comment I mixed two news at the same time. I edited the title to reflect the proper pitch about Minus. My bad!