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Google One 100GB plan for 59p a month / £7.08 for a year (Selected accounts)

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Google One 100GB plan for 59p a month (down from £1.59) for the first year making it £7.08 - a decent saving over the upfront yearly price of £15.99. Cancel any time. Use your Google Rewards balance for the monthly payment.

I've been teetering at around 14.5GB for a while on the free plan and have done several tidy ups to stay under 15GB. This seems like a good price to save further hassle.

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Not sure if it's account specific but works for me.
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  1. Tweedie's avatar
    Tweedie
    must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more frustratingly, I've just added another year sub of this!
  2. MasterFunk73's avatar
    MasterFunk73
    Not for me
  3. ScotIand's avatar
    ScotIand
    Panthera08/06/2020 15:48

    Curious as to why anyone would get this when the £40 a year 1TB onedrive & …Curious as to why anyone would get this when the £40 a year 1TB onedrive & Office deal comes around every so often


    Because this costs £32.92 less and many people don't need 1TB. (edited)
  4. titch04's avatar
    titch04
    Tweedie08/06/2020 09:51

    must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more …must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more frustratingly, I've just added another year sub of this!


    Same account specific
  5. voicon's avatar
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    steford08/06/2020 09:59

    No email. Was just doing some account maintenance and saw the price there. …No email. Was just doing some account maintenance and saw the price there. I've been wanting to use some Rewards balance and been considering this for ages. As the yearly price is usually a better deal but my account balance doesn't cover it and can't be used I've avoided it. At this price monthly it makes sense finally.


    My rewards balance has taken a massive hit during lockdown
  6. clingon's avatar
    clingon
    Account specific.. they must know you've been teetering
  7. dré.'s avatar
    dré.
    79p for me
  8. DroidSimpson's avatar
    DroidSimpson
    Yeah, I have two Google accounts - one says its eligable, the other says it isn't!
  9. itom's avatar
    itom
    Tweedie08/06/2020 09:51

    must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more …must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more frustratingly, I've just added another year sub of this!


    Deffo account specific - Probably just new accounts, i'm already on the 100 plan, so no discount offer for me.
  10. nwressell's avatar
    nwressell
    Not here, account specific I think.
  11. backyard's avatar
    backyard
    Get a decent router attach usb drive... No monthly fee... Don't give these companies all your data.
  12. kalico's avatar
    kalico
    Many will be concerned about Google's privacy/security. You could encrypt first then upload, but better if everything is automatically encrypted, client-side, like with mega.nz.

    I don't know what Mega's pricing is these days, but they give 50GB for free.

    Nextcloud is a fantastic open source solution and you choose your own host for data. I use one that has £5/month for 100GB, but if you pay 3 years in advance then you get 400GB and a lifetime license. So that's £180 for lifetime. For (I think) £240 one off you get 1.4TB for lifetime.

    A good backup policy is the 3-2-1 method: keep 3 copies of your data, 2 onsite and 1 in the cloud. So, the original data, plus some local USB hard drive or your own home server, plus a cloud storage.

    Where possible I try to use open source software, which is likely to be more secure.
  13. sebstrobist's avatar
    sebstrobist
    Account specific champ, looks like it
  14. thecaptaine's avatar
    thecaptaine
    Tweedie08/06/2020 09:51

    must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more …must be account specific cos mine is showing at £1.59 pm, and more frustratingly, I've just added another year sub of this!


    Yeah, showing up at £1.59 per month for me too.
  15. Denney_Masters's avatar
    Denney_Masters
    Nope still showing normal price for me
  16. adil171's avatar
    adil171
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    Account specific for me aswell I’m afraid
  17. lkl265's avatar
    lkl265
    I am getting 79p per month for 6 months. To be able to use Google Rewards balance hopefully means I won't have to pay anything
  18. Panthera's avatar
    Panthera
    Curious as to why anyone would get this when the £40 a year 1TB onedrive & Office deal comes around every so often
  19. JC7's avatar
    JC7
    Cancelled my 59p/month Google Drive deal. As I get 1TB of BT Cloud storage free with my BT Broadband. Check if you qualify.
  20. blueflash's avatar
    blueflash
    caspre1208/06/2020 09:51

    Anyone know how to use this for Google drive stream on standard Gmail …Anyone know how to use this for Google drive stream on standard Gmail account or have you got to have g suite ?


    You can use g suite just same as g drive if that was the question
  21. steford's avatar
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    Ashe08/06/2020 09:56

    Normal price here. Did you get an email or anything like that, or how did …Normal price here. Did you get an email or anything like that, or how did you find it?


    No email. Was just doing some account maintenance and saw the price there. I've been wanting to use some Rewards balance and been considering this for ages. As the yearly price is usually a better deal but my account balance doesn't cover it and can't be used I've avoided it. At this price monthly it makes sense finally.
  22. dt2748's avatar
    dt2748
    Had the same deal yesterday and took up offer. Then realised I had 1tb cloud storage with Microsoft cos I have office 365 family. Btw. I had used up about 14.5 GB on Google ...probably why I got offer too. (edited)
  23. skip112's avatar
    skip112
    blueflash08/06/2020 09:53

    You can use g suite just same as g drive if that was the question


    So if I get G-suite then is the 100gb automatically included?
  24. miffyl's avatar
    miffyl
    I've cancelled my current sub to see if I get recall offer.
  25. JoshBrownn15's avatar
    JoshBrownn15
    Not for me, I still have to keep paying £1.59 / month
  26. Tomb's avatar
    Tomb
    79p for 12 months for me.
  27. killabyte's avatar
    killabyte
    i've been paying £1.59 since 2017...
  28. darthvader666uk's avatar
    darthvader666uk
    im already on the base plan, i guess this optiuons isnt for me. still heat if anyone can get it
  29. demondoguk_'s avatar
    demondoguk_
    Not available or would have been tempted
  30. steford's avatar
    steford Author
    dt274808/06/2020 10:00

    Had the same deal yesterday and took up offer. Then realised I had 1tb …Had the same deal yesterday and took up offer. Then realised I had 1tb cloud storage with Microsoft cos I have office 365 family. Btw. I had used up about 14.5 GB on Google ...probably why I got offer too.


    Possibly. I have 1TB on MS too but Google Drive is so handy with the Chromebook and it's handy for work too although we use MS there. I'm planning on retiring in April next year so this will hopefully keep me going until then - after that I won't need so much data storage anywhere.
  31. frozenfish's avatar
    frozenfish
    79p for the first month then £1.59 thereafter for me
  32. JC7's avatar
    JC7
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    Go on the google one website and scroll down. You’ll see the deal. Just purchased iCloud storage today for 59p a month/50GB. So do I really need 100GB more? For 59p a month, why not.
  33. sikiliza69's avatar
    sikiliza69
    aaaahh storage!...thought it was DATA ....
  34. Raseo7's avatar
    Raseo7
    HigginsSamuel08/06/2020 22:59

    [Image] Looks like 79p for me, interesting how its different prices for …[Image] Looks like 79p for me, interesting how its different prices for everyone


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    Woo it's cheap for me!!
  35. codebee's avatar
    codebee
    backyard08/06/2020 19:05

    Get a decent router attach usb drive... No monthly fee... Don't give these …Get a decent router attach usb drive... No monthly fee... Don't give these companies all your data.


    Or do both if you're sensible... If your hard drive hasn't failed yet, it will at some point. It's not if, it's when.

    If you value your data you will store it locally and via some kind of cloud / offsite storage. Drive failure, fire, flood, theft. So many ways the drive plugged into your router can be lost and that's where your cloud storage will come to the rescue.

    If you're concerned about security, then encrypt / zip / password protect the data before it's synced to the cloud storage.
  36. ncisgreat's avatar
    ncisgreat
    Why my showing £1.99 per month for 100GB? What I have done wrong to them?
  37. greg666's avatar
    greg666
    Jawz08/06/2020 21:11

    What do people mainly use this for?I use Google to store my photos however …What do people mainly use this for?I use Google to store my photos however though I now have a decent camera phone. They don't save in full res. However good enough to have on Google and then delete from device.Do people use this for Photos full res? I assume the 100Gig would still get used up pretty fast and be in same situation.What would happen if full and then you unsubscribed?Would they delete photos or downgrade the last 85gigs worth to standard res?This is quite tempting to spend my £11 worth of survey cash. Plus they sometimes give away free Home for subscribers now n then.


    My wife’s iPhone has 256GB and 200GB is take up by photos and videos so I would agree that for some people 100GB is not that much
  38. kalico's avatar
    kalico
    greg66609/06/2020 08:57

    What is the data security and data privacy like for Google One?


    It'll be on their website. Most people will never read it. That's fine for most. What will happen is that Google will be able to scan your stuff, monitor your activity and (being a USA corporate) give total transparency and access to the NSA (and thus to the UK government via GCHQ). For storage of family photos, what does that matter, mostly!
  39. bennyb_89's avatar
    bennyb_89
    Just had this from Google support: "Starting on June 4, Google One will offer special introductory pricing to select customers that are over or near storage capacity which is the free 15 GB. If a customer is eligible, they’ll be able to redeem from the one.google.com/storage page. This is an experiment and will not go out to all customers."
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