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What this means is for those who have a need to upload any material, text file, photos, video clips, music, work sheet, the list could go on to a safe storage can pay according to their need since they have three kinds of services. The free one has limited use, but it has the basics and offers 1 GB space while the premium avails 5GB and the Pro 15GB. The price differs according to the space, bandwidth, and the other services that they are offering and the highest is $9.99 a month. If anyone wants to take advantage of what they offer the best place to start is by putting the widget on a blog or a web site and to find out how it works all it takes is to visit Box.net Widget.

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