View Full Version : Heads up -mega online storage/albums
Carzee
25th of May 2006 (Thu), 06:01
I just got an email and am gonna recommend it to members.
If you are wanting online storage for free --read on and check it out:
"Thank you for being a member of www.mygraphix.com. We appreciate your on going support. This e-mail is to inform you that your storage capacity has been upgraded from 100MB to 250MB.
We would like to upgrade all of our members storage to 500MB in the near future.
We believe only in word of mouth advertising, so we encourage all of our members to tell a friend about us.
> http://www.mygraphix.com
"
!!!
:)
Art Rodriguez
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 08:11
Is there a catch to this? I have always believed the phrase "Nothing in life is free." I would like to look into this but the site doesn't say much.
Art
tommykjensen
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 08:54
Is there a catch to this? I have always believed the phrase "Nothing in life is free." I would like to look into this but the site doesn't say much.
Art
The catch is in the TOS
All accounts are setup on a pre-pay basis. Host reserves the right to change prices at any time and prices are guaranteed for the term of pre-payment.
Carzee
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 08:58
I suspect the TOS is a cut paste form from someother service.
There's been no charge or ask for money and I've been parking pix there for a month or so... Its free.
Art Rodriguez
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 09:54
I suspect the TOS is a cut paste form from someother service.
There's been no charge or ask for money and I've been parking pix there for a month or so... Its free.
Carzee, Tommy is correct. I went back and clicked on "Terms & Disclaimer" at the bottom of the page and did find what Tommy posted. It is under "Pricing Policies." Maybe it has a one month free trial.
Art
lakiluno
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 10:10
or, maybe its free? After all, it says its free. I signed up, and you don't need to give any credit card details, so there's no way they could start charging you.
ArcticEOS
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 10:14
or, maybe its free? After all, it says its free. I signed up, and you don't need to give any credit card details, so there's no way they could start charging you.
After a month when you can no longer access your images... theres ways trust me.
tommykjensen
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 10:28
or, maybe its free? After all, it says its free. I signed up, and you don't need to give any credit card details, so there's no way they could start charging you.
Of course they can make You pay if You want to continue to use the service. The part I quoted states that they can change the price any time (from free to whatever they choose). Another paragraph states that if You don't pay within a certain time Your account will be suspended.
After a month when you can no longer access your images... theres ways trust me.
Maybe. Just don't start giving advice about how to do that here.
Don't take this the wrong way. The service is probably great now. I just wanted to point out that they in their TOS have indicated that they might start charging in the future. (I don't think it is an error with copy/paste but if it is that signals an unproffesional service).
Art Rodriguez
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 14:41
I understand what you guys are saying about not paying. But I have to agree with Tommy. Why else would there be a Pricing Policy on their User Agreement? It could be free now, but from what I read, they can start charging anytime they like.
Art
lakiluno
26th of May 2006 (Fri), 14:51
ah well...its not like I'll use it anyway - why would you when you have an unlimited-bandwidth server with an 80gig hard disk dedicated for you :D
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