When I made the purchase I had to confirm where the recommendation came from so can only conclude that PC Magazine get a commission, which brings me to question the validity of their recommendations. My conclusion is that the service is not fit for purpose. It has now been 22hours and only 2.2gb of data has been uploaded. My entire computer storage amounts to just under 42gb. This purchase entitles me to 2000gb of storage. Yesterday I foolishly acted upon the advice given by PC Magazine and purchased 12 months backup storage from I Drive. I will never deal with them again, and would never recommend anyone else do so either. I feel I was taken advantage of and have no reason to believe this is uncommon, especially in light of their direct email misrepresentation to me about having fulfilled and shipped my order when they hadn't.

I'd give zero stars if it were an option. Finally, after four days with the website stating my order had shipped, discovering each day (via FedEx - no way to talk to anyone at ) that that was not true, and concluding they had no intention of honoring and shipping my purchase, I disputed the credit card charge, cancelled the 'order' and demanded my money back. I tried to track it, and FedEx had not received any shipment.

Four days later, I emailed (NOTE: They do not provide a Customer Service phone number - little wonder given my experience.) A bit later, I got an email stating the TV had shipped. I ordered a 65' LG OLED TV on They immediately charged $2,249 to my credit card.

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