Thank you for this warning! :)

Thanks for letting us know. Donna

Damn, literally just started and opened a drop box and backed up my website information to it, as well as important spreadsheets. Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely change up my PW. All the best!

Thanks for the info! :))

Thank you for the warning. I haven't used Dropbox in a while but I still need to check on it.

Thanks, Ade. I use Dropbox so we can all access certain docs. Everything okay in my account so far.

Thanks for sharing. :) My children used Dropbox, I think I need to warn them. :)

Thanks for sharing. I never use online storage for anything because I don't trust cyberspace. ~Marion

Thank you for sharing. Now I have to check.

Thanks i Will

No I haven't.

Ade, I googled it (as I'm sure you did). I looked around and there's not much on it except that sales pitch. Just MHO, I wouldn't do it. The name just doesn't resonate with me.

Ade, it's not a Clickbank or JVZoo product (yet) so I really can't tell.
John

Whew, I know what you mean. Do they have anything listed about this website/company listed with the BBB? Look there first

I just goggled it found the website and one review the product seems to be an affiliate marketing training course its not going to be released until the 25 Sept
Can not find anything bad about it or any other info
Maybe wait till it come out and see what people are saying or ask her if you can preview the product before you it it on your site
Here is the page to take a look at, it does not really give you much info just a sales letter and a timer to launch
Hope this helps

http://rapidcashcreation.com/

Barry

Did a little Google research. I'd say no. You have to get used to looking every single thing up. Yes, it's a pain, but there's too much garbage out there. UGH

When in doubt ... check it out! M

Looking up some background on the creator all that I could find were some infomercial ads that looked pretty questionable from the past. I would stay away personally.

As an affiliate, That is how that works.....Look up the background of the Company..........................Hope that this helps you.

Google it. I don't think you want to be involved.

Google Drive seems to be the winner here.

I also am using Google Drive - no issues so far. M

Have a look at www.copy.com

I use Dropbox without issues, Ade. I also have a paid backup, Carbonite, installed on this laptop. My husband, however, uses Google Drive and loves it. I just asked him about it and he sings its praises. Why don't you give it a try for a few documents and see how you like it? He said the only thing about it he doesn't like is that it sometimes takes a long time to upload to the cloud.

Hi - I have backups scheduled to a drop box account - I don't have any issues with it - what problems are you having?

For normal day to day backups, document storage, lists etc - I use Google Drive - and have no issues with it at all.

All the best, Mark

Hi. I am using OneDrive for documents and every day's work, GoogleDrive for pictures and DropBox for website backups. But I am interested too in what will others suggest. So thanks for asking the question :)

Yep, go with Mark's suggestion, WooCommerce is probably the easiest and most suitable e-store template around

I would think you could use any theme you want. It's how you put photos and widgets on it and such that would dress it up to your liking. I use "Pretty" for my shoe site.

The theme Jarida has great options. I use Jarida for my sites. I personally have not used the store, but know others that have and love it.

Hi - I use WooCommerce - so I used a WooTheme - I *think* they are probably best working with their own themes and plugins.

So if the commerce plugin you use comes from a particular developer, have a look and see if they have recommended themes.

Cheers, Mark

it depends what it is your having in your store x

Ey there Ade, I opened my ftp with Filezilla and edited the wp-config.php. Looks like>>>> define('WP_DEBUG', false);
define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', false );
Notice the "false" on the end of the second line.... your's probably says "true" currently!

I found out that WA support disabled CRON jobs on my account because I was using BackWpUp, which stores temp files on the WA servers when performing a backup.

I asked them to re-enable CRON jobs, which they did provided I keep an eye out to prevent large backup files from being stored.

You may have to open up a support ticket to get CRON jobs re-enabled for your account.

Just do it manually. That's what I do with Updraft anyway. I have it automatically saved in drop box too. Seems a bit complex to get it done via a schedule.