I'm running duplicity and automysqlbackup to Amazon s3. I can link to the tutorials I used to get it working.

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@Damian - Amazon Simple Pay doesn't support recurring payments according to WHMCS. @miTgiB have you found this an issue?

https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/helpTab/Personal-Accounts/User-Agreement-Policies/Federal-Regulations

Amazon's AWS is puny stuff in compared to the big guys.

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@geekalot i was just thinking that I am also afraid of sharing sensitive info. The only website I placed my CC are amazon and paypal as far as i can remember. Thats why I ask if OVH is as big as Ama

Which is larger? Amazon or OVH?

whatever payment sources are registered to your Amazon account.

If it's just like paying for a normal item on amazon then it sounds great, even more so If I can use amazon credit as a payment source.

@proteus ... I've not encountered this, and I doubt they'd require it for people wishing to buy thru their amazon account, as then no one would bother to buy anything from amazon.com.

Also Amazon payments requires you to submit your SSN for the ability to make payments which is a deterrent for some who do not want to submit SSN at every random website which is not a bank.

But that being said, as a seller it's always good not to put all your eggs in one basket, thus why for my own use I'm able to accept paypal, google checkout, amazon simple pay, and course Square (loca

I've had a few people pay me via amazon simple pay when for some reason they didn't want to use either paypal or google checkout. I was also using alertpay before they went straight to hell for US cus

Was taking a look at https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/helpTab/Checkout-by-Amazon/Creating-Managing-Your-Account/Amazon-Payments-Fees and noticed that the fees on transactions within our price ran

http://www.amazon.com/Tampax-Plastic-Regular-Absorbency-Unscented/dp/B001LK6XI6/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1352862771&sr=1-1

Some kind of cloud storage service, like something from Amazon, or some of these providers with extra 500gb - 1TB of space will give you a great deal on making backups every few days or minimum weekly

I use Fuse to push certain very important backups from the backup machine to Amazon S3 buckets, hence yes, I would want to look for that as a start

Azure? (it is in Ireland though) I would trust a company like Microsoft or Amazon if it involves confidential data. (no disrespect to independent providers intended)

Yes. A kimsufi will do for 2 cents a GB, 10 eur for 500 gb. It is a serious contender for amazon since the traffic is included and you can make/retrieve/mount backups at will +run your own backup soft