My Backups & Music are now in the Cloud

I’ve uploaded 12,000 songs so far to my Amazon Cloud Drive

20GB of storage for $20yr and unlimited music storage.

http://www.amazon.com/clouddrive

I can listen or download to the music though up to 8 devices using the Amazon MP3 player for Android or almost any other device.

 

One bug in the Amazon Cloud Drive, or maybe I’ll call it a feature request, is the ability to use the cloud drive in my Windows 7 backup for key files. If I had an FTP location I can create a scheduled upload to my files.   Additional storage is $1 per GB per year, 50GB is $50yr

 

Another bug/feature request is the ability to share my Cloud Drive music without requiring you to logon as me.

But this is a new service and they have been adding features but terms of use seem to prevent it.

 

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From the Terms of Use from Cloud Player:

 

"...Subject to your compliance with the terms of this Agreement, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to use the Application solely for the purpose of management and playback of content that you have the right to store and retrieve and that is your own personal content (all such content, "Your Content"). You agree not to use the Application in any other way, including to store, transfer or distribute content of or on behalf of third parties, for any form of file sharing, to operate your own content application or service or to resell any part of the Application."