Then again they don’t really offer support for other parts of their product either… Also, I explicitly asked them about webdav before I purchased my lifetime plan (and they confirmed), so the fact that some support agents sometimes claim thatI webdav is not supported, tells you something about the methods they use to get rid of customers who insist on having their problem solved. Last time I interacted with pcloud support, they told me that webdav is not even officially supported, just a kind of bonus feature that they don’t really offer support for. For backup, you want an established company with an established track record and SLA.Yes, I certainly can comment on that: it’s true. TO be clear, as a sync target they are OK. Even if they paid you for using their storage. If you look at the whole – pcloud is a very expensive service to use. Time wasted fighting windmills that you will never get back. And you will be overpaying with your time. Why on earth would you pick the latter? They can only compete on price, but in reality they can’t afford that. Today you have a choice between Amazon/GCS/Azure, and everyone else (including pcloud, idrive, and other mom-and-pop shops who struggle to stay afloat, cut corners everywhere and offer desperate deals like they do).

Storage that hosts your backup is not a place for compromises and penny-pinching. Save your time and pay for an actual storage service.

It’s not your responsibility to fix them. But who has time for that? (unless of course you work for them… but then I would be looking for another job).

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