Great thank you. Am having a look now
Online document storage?
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Hi, google docs is a free online storage also zoho.com
I presume you have checked the wiring and that it hasnt come loose.
I used to work with a bloke who did a stint at pc world he told me some of the things they used to do which is why he left -
eg replacing the battery on a motherboard with one of those you get from the pound shop ( well he said it was less than a pound but the same as those you get from the pound shop) and charging £30 PLUS FOR THE PLEASURE OF DOING IT .
I used to work with a bloke who did a stint at pc world he told me some of the things they used to do which is why he left -
eg replacing the battery on a motherboard with one of those you get from the pound shop ( well he said it was less than a pound but the same as those you get from the pound shop) and charging £30 PLUS FOR THE PLEASURE OF DOING IT .
They probably have a minimum charge for opening up the PC to do anything. They have to pay for those big shops somehow.
Talking of PC World, I needed a new printer so I decided what I wanted and checked out my usual places for price. I ended up reserving it at PC World and collecting it. It was £62 which was only a couple of quid dearer than Ebuyer with the postage and I got it then and there. The in store price was £79.99 so I saved £17.99 with a few mouse clicks
.Also if it goes faulty in warranty I can take it back without having to mess about with postage.
there a free version and then a one you pay for with a much bigger storeage.
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Its closing the free one in october according to reports in The Register. I can't cut n shut the url easily just now, do search on the home page
Http://theregister.co.uk
Its closing the free one in october according to reports in The Register. I can't cut n shut the url easily just now, do search on the home page
Http://theregister.co.uk
may be in you have a current account it will still be free or maybe free to bt customers
If you were a BT customer before 13th December 2007 then you get an automatic upgrade to 50GB of storage at no extra cost.......I have just checked.
other than that you get 50Gb for £4.99 per month.
other than that you get 50Gb for £4.99 per month.
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Its closing the free one in october according to reports in The Register. I can't cut n shut the url easily just now, do search on the home page
Http://theregister.co.uk
Its closing the free one in october according to reports in The Register. I can't cut n shut the url easily just now, do search on the home page
Http://theregister.co.uk
Hmmmmm, I have just checked my account details again, and it says that for pre-existing Bt Customers there will be no charge for the 50 GB digital vault service.
It seems like new customers will not get free access to this service.
It seems like new customers will not get free access to this service.
BT seals free Digital Vault | The Register
Customers who are using BT Digital Vault Basic 2GB may recently have received an email notifying them of the closure of the service. We would like to assure customers that despite the closure of the product their data will continue to be stored safely. However customers who currently have more than 1GB of data stored will not be able to add any further data to their vault unless they upgrade.
The Digital Vault portfolio is currently made up of a 1GB, 5GB and 50GB product. BT Digital Vault Basic 2GB has not been available to new customers since June 2007 and the majority of users are BT Total Broadband customers who qualify for the larger 5GB product for free, this is why we are now withdrawing the product.
We recognise that the initial email sent to customers was not as clear as it should have been and we will be writing to all customers clarifying the closure of the service and reassuring them that their data will be safe.
They seem to have clarified it a bit but if you have > 1 gig in your account you can't upload any more........
Customers who are using BT Digital Vault Basic 2GB may recently have received an email notifying them of the closure of the service. We would like to assure customers that despite the closure of the product their data will continue to be stored safely. However customers who currently have more than 1GB of data stored will not be able to add any further data to their vault unless they upgrade.
The Digital Vault portfolio is currently made up of a 1GB, 5GB and 50GB product. BT Digital Vault Basic 2GB has not been available to new customers since June 2007 and the majority of users are BT Total Broadband customers who qualify for the larger 5GB product for free, this is why we are now withdrawing the product.
We recognise that the initial email sent to customers was not as clear as it should have been and we will be writing to all customers clarifying the closure of the service and reassuring them that their data will be safe.
They seem to have clarified it a bit but if you have > 1 gig in your account you can't upload any more........