Horrible Tech Support When you invest in an online backup service, good tech support is going to be a must. If you have a situation involving lost or corrupted data, a support agent you can count on will be crucial. The company drops the ball in that very important department. There are many good backup companies out there and CrashPlan is one to stay away from. "March" in tech support is a prime example of this.

60 days before we end your subscription You decided to give many of your customers 60 days notice before you delete their data. Giving them the choice of moving to a more expensive plan, move to a different company (with no info if you can transfer back ups) or lose their data. And no options to people with more than 5TB of data backed up and to top it off your support is terrible and slow and your back ups are slow too. I had started recommending you to people (which takes me a long time to do with software) and you have basically given a middle finger to your consumer customers. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY, IF THIS IS HOW THEY TREAT CONSUMERS IMAGINE WHAT THEY WILL DO TO ENTERPRISE

This service really sucks This service really sucks. Worked for a while, then I got all kinds of error messages. I contacted their customer service. They first offered simple, after that more complicated, suggestions. Their latest one was almost as bad as disassembling my computer and laying out all the components on the table. I could no longer access my account. I emailed them and asked to cancel my subscription They replied asking for a lot of details i could no longer access. Warning---stay away from them, they are crooks!

Beware Of Crashplan Crashplan has chat support but never anyone monitoring it. The email support is slow and not very easy to use and if you can't log in you cannot even raise a ticket. At the moment I am getting warning emails that I have not backed up when I try to restart a backup it says " Service Currently Unavailable". They Have introduced an Authenticator System which gives you three codes but none work. It used to be a good service but has steadily gone downhill I would like to change but to backup 2+ terabytes would take days. Also when you try to log in sometimes it routes to something called Zendesk. If things change I will let you know but I am not counting on it

Total monsters Total monsters. They had an excellent product then they burned their customers and destroyed their backups by giving them no way to recover their data. They certainly warned us, but they went the extra step of destroying the installed clients on people's machines and making it impossible to recover later. Their support says there is no way they can help the punished users. One person made an app that does something they say is impossible. look at github OurDataNotYours/PlanC