Yes!, You read it right!. Box.net is offering 50GB of free cloud storage account who ever download their iOS app. Since the competition started between Dropbox, Box.net, and SugarSync the contenders offering better price, more storage, free apps and now 50GB of free storage.
I never used Box.net, I have Dropbox app in my iPhone 4 and using it since last 1 and half years for day to day personal file management. When I heard about the offer I went to box.net website and search for the details. Yes its true, the detailed information is on their blog. This promotion is started on October 12th and ends on December 2nd. So hurry-up guys only few days left.
There is more!, The free personal package of Box.net account has maximum of 25 MB file size limit but for those who take advantage of the promotion, Box.net has also increased the maximum file size upload to 100MB.
How To Get Free 50GB Box.net Lifetime Storage
Ok, getting 50GB free Box.net storage is pretty easy, you don’t need to buy anything, no need to pay a single penny. Just visit Box.net and signup for a new account (If you don’t have one).
Setup your account and confirm your email address. Once you sign up for a new account you will see 5GB of free quota which is default for free account holders.
Now you’ll need to download the latest version of the Box app from your iOS device (version 2.4.3 or later). Once download and installation is complete login to your account with access credentials. Bingo! You will see a confirmation message saying; “Congratulations – You have a free 50GB lifetime box account for storing and sharing all your files in the cloud. Tell your friends!”
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Thanks for updating about this. I just downloaded and have 50 gigs of free space on cloud. Thanks alot. Btw is there any news about android apps?”
Thank you Seo Help Line! I’m not sure about android apps even nothing mentioned in Box.net blog.
Aww, I wish I have an iOS device…