@sintrate I am sorry but you lost all credibility with your first post
http://hotcopper.com.au/posts/16878632/single and that is when you bought in!
then you take a profit and post dribble about things which just are not true, why didn't you research before you bought in?
Please allow me to put some logic and facts in the scene
February 27 2015
Dropmysite has signed three reseller agreements with web hosting companies ReadySpace, Europlanet and Winhost.
ReadySpace provides managed hosting in the APAC region, Europlanet is based in Greece, and Winhost is a Windows hosting provider based in Pasadena, California. The partnerships are part of
Dropmysite’s global expansion strategy.
Readyspace Commented:
“Partnering with Dropmysite was an easy choice for us as it was simple to integrate into our product offering and provides an opportunity to differentiate our service portfolio and add another incremental source of revenue to our business,” Readyspace CEO David Loke said in a statement. “Our customers who are running their important application in our servers will need data protection eventually. We have just made it easier by working with Dropmysite which is done within a few clicks.”
I don't know Sintrate, what you post and what these professionals are saying are two completely different opinions, and I think I would go with the opinions of companies that actually partner with Dropmysite over some unknown hotcopper poster that is out to make a quick Buckaroo
I am also pretty sure actually I am 100% that the likes of a COMPANY as big as GoDaddy would get their professional technicians/Engineers to Thoroughly go through every bit of Dropmysite before integrating it in their system GoDaddy has over 13 million users which I am pretty sure they want to keep not lose! and to prove dropmysite has already integrated Dropmysite here is the link
https://au.godaddy.com/help/when-does-site-backup-create-backups-of-my-site-16637
This is your post after your claimed research lol
4. An email backup solution is a great idea, but i think this could be done alot better. I did not like the fact that i could view my emails and attachments via the web interface once i had backed up my inbox, this gave me a feeling of insecurity towards there encryption methods in the back end, if any?
The reality is Dropmysite use one of the best encryption methods out there and state this everywhere, Godaddy and other partners obviously like it too.
Dropmysite has stated: We use AES-256 bit encryption to encrypt your backup data
Military grade encryption refers to what’s called AES-256 bit encryption Short for Advanced Encryption Standard, it was the first publicly accessible and open cipher approved by the National Security Agency (NSA) to protect information at a “Top Secret” level. It is now widely-accepted as the strongest encryption there is – and used by governments, militaries, banks and other organizations across the world to protect sensitive data.
@sintrate you do not have to be a genius to figure out you do not know what your on about, my back round is electrical engineering and a little research and logic blows your post in the toilet but thanks for trying
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