[X4U] Mozy backup service referrals seem a nifty idea

[Tim Collier]

On 5/2/08 9:03 PM, "Jamie Kahn Genet"  wrote an extraordinary message on
5/2/08 9:03 PM, when I received this message, I became so excited that I was
forced to take an extra Xanax.

> And boy does that subject make this sound like SPAM! :-D
> 
> But seriously - anyone want me to say you referred me and get the free
> extra backup space? Anyone kind enough to want to say I referred you
> (see below for my details and how this works)?
> 
> I'm going to try out the free version of Mozy <http://mozy.com/home>
> over the course of the month and will report back my experiences
> (which will determine whether I take the plunge for the full version)
> if you guys like.
> 
 The best idea of all is simply to upgrade to 10.5 and you get Time Machine.
It has to be one of best things Apple ever put out.  It's also saved my life
a few times now.
Why go spending your money on 'crap' when you can have Time Machine.

Tim
> 
> Help your Friends
> 
> Get an extra gigabyte for every 4 people you refer to Mozy.
> 
> You're protecting your data with Mozy - why not invite your friends
> and family to do the same? If their hard drives crash, and they find
> out you didn't fill them in on Mozy, it won't be a good scene.
> 
> It's easy.
> 
> Just copy and paste the following URL in an email to the people you'd
> like to invite to use Mozy:
> 
> https://mozy.com/?ref=2UQHB5
> 
> For every person that clicks on that link and starts using Mozy*,
> you'll both get another 256MB of free backup space. That's right, you
> get extra space, and so do they. That's 1GB of free space for every
> four people! (We have powerful computers here that can do that sort of
> math.) For a limited time, there is no limit on the free space you can
> get.
> 
> It's as easy as that.
> 
> Alternatively, you can tell people to enter your referral code -
> 2UQHB5 - or your email address - jamiekg at wizardling.geek.nz - during
> the registration process.
> 
> Return to Registration
> 
> * You will be credited with your free space when the user actually
> performs a backup with Mozy. We want people to, you know, actually use
> it, right?

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Tim Collier
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