[Jack Janik]

Okay, so copy.com just started up a month or so ago, and you get 5 gb each for inviting/joining an invite. It's similar to dropbox and box, except when you share a 500 mb folder, each person only has 250 mb space taken up, instead of the full 500 for both. The browser has a nice clean, simple, UI, (unlike Gdrive). I would recommend it to anyone. Anyone interested? It can be tedious, but it's nice to have extra space, for you and for me, even without a referral, it's a website that deserves more attention.

Referral: https://copy.com?r=3WZpvy

Non-Ref: www.copy.com

[Laura Knotek]

That might be a good cloud storage site. I'm not interested, though, since I have 45 GB SkyDrive, plus I got 32 GB for 3 years from Asus Web Storage, since I recently bought a new PC. I have Dropbox too, but rarely use it anymore. So I'd say I'm set on my cloud storage apps.

[xandros9]

Here's my referral link if you want to help me out too. https://copy.com?r=trzKIA

but personally, after using Dropbox for a while, I've ended up dropping it in favor of SkyDrive and Copy for the heavy lifting, although Box turned me off for some reason, I should try it again because i somehow have 50 GB in it... I like how Copy is pretty cross-platform. It'd be really nice if SkyDrive had a Linux client.

[Jack Janik]

Here's my referral link if you want to help me out too. https://copy.com?r=trzKIA

but personally, after using Dropbox for a while, I've ended up dropping it in favor of SkyDrive and Copy for the heavy lifting, although Box turned me off for some reason, I should try it again because i somehow have 50 GB in it... I like how Copy is pretty cross-platform. It'd be really nice if SkyDrive had a Linux client.

Box had a promo deal with dell and if you signed up during that you got 50 GB. I have it too.