Last week I bought 2Gb of online storage (for backups) from rsync.net and already the monthly fee has decreased! To reflect the ever decreasing costs of storage, they've decided to automatically adjust prices and quotas twice yearly, ensuring they stay competitive.
Pricing aside, I'm quite impressed by the service so far. No proprietary programs or clumsy web apps required: just use standard tools and protocols (rsync, WebDAV, SFTP, subversion) to transfer files or mount as a filesystem. Of course, the weak link is me being too lazy to set up a cron job to automate backups, but I will get to it RSN; just need to reorganise files to make it easy to create a list of things to archive.
I'm also impressed by their philosophy. Aside from using standard protocols, they're concerned about government fishing expeditions that impact customer privacy. Non-US servers are coming for those using the geo-redundant service, and tutorials on encypting an rsync.net filesystem are also on the way.
