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It's hard to think of many services that haven't disappeared or gone to shit over the last twenty years. Even if you have a friend in a company that manages thi
by zeagle 3y ago
It's hard to think of many services that haven't disappeared or gone to shit over the last twenty years. Even if you have a friend in a company that manages this for you and could help you out they might not be around or at that company in twenty years. Speculation:
Best and most expensive. You'd probably need to make a contract with a third party to actively manage this for you. Ideally with your own domain to be able to switch providers. There are existing providers that do this type of thing: I have to do something similar with medical records retention and my retirement within a medical corporation in case I get hit by a bus tomorrow, but your timeframe is longer.
Cheapest. Practically if it's fairly hands off and reactive to cancellations or service outages you have a backup on another provider through forwarding or IMAP.
Middle ground? Business contact with Microsoft or a similar player. I'm not sure it's worth their time.