masterbator
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you can't really compare ifile with fileserve & megaupload, those two are big filehosts with bigger revenues than ifile.
I don't see how iFile acted unreasonably here. They're not a big fish, it's a one man show and a small operation. You were in the wrong for not doing your due diligence and assuming that $15 for 3 months gave you the right to store 6TB of files, regardless of the fact that the advertised space was unlimited.
You're naive if you believe unlimited exists and take a host's word for it, especially when you've paid measly bucks for said storage space. I'd say you are to blame for being naive and the host is to blame for false advertising. Your files being lost is your own fault; hosts are crooks. Unlimited does not exist.
I don't see how iFile acted unreasonably here. They're not a big fish, it's a one man show and a small operation. You were in the wrong for not doing your due diligence and assuming that $15 for 3 months gave you the right to store 6TB of files, regardless of the fact that the advertised space was unlimited.
You're naive if you believe unlimited exists and take a host's word for it, especially when you've paid measly bucks for said storage space. I'd say you are to blame for being naive and the host is to blame for false advertising. Your files being lost is your own fault; hosts are crooks. Unlimited does not exist.
At the end of the day, you can argue all you want about whether I was being reasonable, or if I considered how my actions contributed to global warming, or how I am killing the whales...
But if you advertise something, who am I to evaluate whether or not their business model is viable and sustainable?
If they really had thought this through, it would be in their ToS, and on their advertisement pages. I believe it is amoral and down right dodgy to just pull the plug with no notice.
Then there is the issue of stealing the remaining balance too...
I have 11TB on rapidshare without a problem so far, have transferred TBs in a day as well.Now I only recovered 10 TB of them on RapidShare.
I don't know whether RapidShare can afford it or not.
Let me wait some months and I will see.
Edit: Removed
The max filesize they allow is 1GB. (Uploading 6 1gb files would suspend a premium account :blink
I have seen many users uploading files like Android ROM's (~150mb) on ifile.it. They can easily go above 5gb in a year with a $25 premium account
Also why would a downloader buy a premium account on ifile? Most of there premium benefits are only for the 'uploaders'
-Organize and search your files.
-Unlimited storage space
-Advanced file importer tool
-No file expiry
-Cheapest cloud storage
Since when is 6TB = 6GB ??? :blink:
where is the dislike button on WJ ?