Amazon Cloud Offers Free Unlimited Music Storage for a Limited Time
In an effort to stay afloat amongst it’s other cloud competitors, Amazon is running an offer that sounds very enticing to music junkies like myself. For users who sign up for a paid storage plan (the plans start at $20 a year for 20GB ), they will also receive unlimited storage for MP3 and AAC music files. This means that those files won’t count towards their storage cap, which is pretty awesome for people like me who have enormous music collections.
All current paid Amazon Cloud members automatically receive the unlimited storage for MP3 and AAC music files. Users currently on the free 5GB service can now store all of their Amazon MP3 purchases for free and without them counting against their 5GB cap.
Does anybody use the Amazon Cloud to store their music? I don’t know of anyone off the top of my head. If you use it, do you like it? Hate it? I’d love some feedback on it.
As for me, well, I am a very satisfied Rdio customer at the moment… follow me if you are too!
