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Unlimited google drive storage, need advice
Soo, i happen to have a business account at google, giving me good pricing on unlimited google drive storage, and also their file stream software. For now im creating accounts under my domain name, and give username / password to my customer. Is there a better way to do this? Can i use the customers existing email address in any way?
Also, is there something i have to watch out for here? I have some clients already, but im thinking of advertising it on my personal website also.
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Are you selling accounts under your own business name to complete strangers - thus giving each user unlimited drive space etc as though they are one of your employees -.-
interesting..........
Not a business, its just a hobby.
I create a seperate account with its own email adress, with only google drive enabled. The account cannot be used anywhere else, so no email, no youtube or anything, only google drive.
People like data hoarders buy it from me to use for plex servers, backups and so on.
What you're doing is very likely forbidden by googles tos.
If that's paid google account (the $12/m plan), I don't think that would be a problem? He is paying for each account.
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This person is ban evading on dozens of accounts.
Lulz ...
My advice? Don't.
Assuming your selling team drives? Same ones you find dime a dozen on eBay
And all of them are killed in few days
Yup, I've used them for temporary storage but wouldn't trust for more than a few days
No, you are wrong. It's not very likely forbidden by Google tos.
"unlimited space" or "unlimited life life" has its own limit.
Congrats on your third comment