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Doesn't paying for the .me and .mac email address include a minimum free iCloud storage?

I was under the impression that paying an annual fee for my .mac and .me email address entitled me to a minimum amount of iCloud storage. Otherwise, why would I want to synch everything to iCloud?

The 'product" is iCloud storage

Posted on Oct 6, 2012 9:40 AM

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Oct 6, 2012 9:50 AM in response to jbsax

The basic iCloud account is free, and includes 5GB of storage for Backup (of your iPhone, not your Mac), Mail, Photo Journal and iWork Documents (not general file storage). A new iCloud account gets an @icloud.com address - new @me.com addresses cannot be created, though existing ones will be maintained. You don't have to pay anything unless you want additional storage. MobileMe migratees get an additional complimentary storage until September 30th 2013.


This page contains detailed information on iCloud:


http://rfwilmut.net/icloud

Doesn't paying for the .me and .mac email address include a minimum free iCloud storage?

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