My backups go to Amazon S3.

Acceptable payment options: PayPal, Amazon Simple Pay, Payza, Google Checkout and BitPay

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CLMJLU

* $10 Amazon Gift Card

It's actually not too difficult to get setup. I use Amazon SES for outbound and Google Apps for inbound. Inbound e-mails to accounts that are associated with a support department are simply forwarde

Just gotta make sure it's FSSS or Prime eligible, then it's at least shipping from Amazon. They've also got the AmazonBasics SDs that are pretty good and sold by Amazon..

In Europe Amazon sell directly most of the stuff or have always the best prices and other shops can't compete.

Same, I ordered a few sandisk 16GB SD Cards and no faults. :-)

:P Amazon is a reputable seller? You ever notice they're basically another ebay now, as a lot of the stuff isn't even sold by Amazon anymore, just listed by them on behalf of other sellers.

There are many fakes i buy only from reputable sellers (amazon ....) and only really good sd. I have some microsd with 95 MB/S transfer rate and use them to replace internal microsd from tablet to bus

Name: amazon.com

EV SSL Protected Shopping Cart, Accept Credit Cards, Paypal, 2 Checkout, and Amazon Checkout

Linode does not have anything like S3, SimpleDB, or Amazon's other technologies.

Thanks for introducing Amazon Pay, I just noticed it today

Is your DNS still cached? The clientarea was migrated a few days ago to amazon. Regarding PayPal; we will have an update soon... We have been extremely busy this week preparing a few things for Christ

Amazon's Mechanical Turk - the 21st Century Billing Solution.

We're running it off an Amazon EC2 instance, like all our critical infastructure, we've got it so it feeds into our internal system (custom built) system, it then opens a ticket so that we can look in

Edit: Maybe you could look at amazon EC2. I know they can eat DDoS attacks. And it would be affordable since you don't need it long.

Amazon also offers EC2 in Singapore.

A similar thing happen before when LEA posted the amazon EC2 1 year trial. It was an amazing offer back then. I think we may bend the rules sometimes for some really interesting offers.