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Mozy or Cabbonite
This is the best backup solution on the market today. The prices have gone down to as little as $ 5/month
Even if you have other external hard drives or you if you are still using discs to back up your information, you need an online solution to protect you in case of fire, theft, or data loss. I went with Mozy because of the price, ease of usage and security.
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