Source: https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/consumer/nextsteps/?utm_source=email8222017&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=consumer&utm_content=annoucement&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiWmpsaE4yUmpObVV4WW1FdyIsInQiOiJ1Y0d4RXc3RVBjSnJ5OWlkNVU1MHZmT1VqT3U5UkRBZjVpTVhiT3dmck5KVjQyM0tvWHp6WDlGVEZ3OUxWSFJOWVFUdDdGVm03MmpyeGg2WE11bzEyeGgxeXIwWXE0RlpqVWdScCsza0ZoY2lzS3dmcjZ1eFYyS2FUNCtcL1hBTTMifQ%3D%3D
See the remained of the email received by those with Crashplan for Home below.
Important Information about your CrashPlan for Home Account.pdf
For those of us who are Crashplan for home users, seems like its time to start researching Backblaze and Carbonite, although Crashplan is recommending the latter in their email with a discount. You can also jump to Crashplan for Small Business, but the price increases from $5 a month/$60 per year for one computer to $10 a month/$120 per year per computer. If users choose to switch to Carbonite, they will be contacted 60 days before their Crashplan for Home subscription expires to begin their new backup. Good luck to those of us affected.
https://stratusly.com/backblaze-vs-crashplan-vs-carbonite-review-best-online-backup/ - A good review comparing the three backup methods mentioned above for those needing to switch.
