It's there an limitation or additional payment on personal unlimited plan bandwidth when I use more than 250GB of bandwidth.
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Charles Sclafani I was wondering the very same thing! is there a limitation on DOWNLOAD bandwidth on UNLIMITED plans? someone please advise. thank you!
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Arides Medeiros No, there's no limitation. I am an unlimited user and this is what appears under my settings:
Today I haven't downloaded or streamed anything, that's why there are 0 B used, otherwise the amount of downloaded bytes is shown (updated daily), but there's nothing to worry, the "unlimited" part remains untouched ;)
Cheers!
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Memo vader is there limitation for uploading files by day?
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Arides Medeiros It doesn't appear to have any limitations for uploading files by day, a while back I uploaded on a regular basis 150Gb+ per day without issues.
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Memo vader Arides Thanks for you quick response. In this moments I have 12-15Tb of data on my local server, and I want to upload this data to my opendrive account, but I don know if I have to buy a personal or business plan to satisfy this requirements.
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Arides Medeiros Your're welcome Memo!
I have the same predicament you do, I had15tb worth of data in the Amazon Cloud Drive, but now that Amazon isn't unlimited anymore, I'm reuploading everything to Open Drive...so far I've got 5Tb uploaded here in Open Drive. The upload speeds are much slower than Amazon's and lately I'm having trouble uploading 10-20gGb video files, I don't know why.
About the personal or business plans they offer, I don't thing there are limitations regarding uploading files. If you want several accounts having access to your cloud you should take the business plan, otherwise if it's just you backing up your files, I guess the personal plan will do the trick.
To know for sure read the difference between these two plans on their webpage, there must be a comprehensive explanation about both of them =)
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