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When I leave Verizon, do I lose all my Cloud content? If so, how do I save it to somewhere else before leaving?
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For photos in the Verizon cloud, once you select one, you will have the option to select all or multiple (hold the shift key and use the down arrow to select a row at a time). When you download, it will create a ZIP file of all the photos selected, and once they are downloaded you can delete. Or not, as once your account is closed, the cloud is automatically deleted.
I would recommend only downloading 200-300 photos at a time, more than that seems to be more glitchy. Still tedious if you have thousands of photos, but better than one at a time.
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just do it. save contacts as csv or or otherwise. save photos and docs. then dl to pc then upload to dropbox. USE IT OR LOSE IT. unload all locally onto pc, or drive usb or hard drive. may take all of half hr or less.
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This really isn't a complete answer. How do I download massive amounts at a time? It appears I can only do one picture at a time.
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For photos in the Verizon cloud, once you select one, you will have the option to select all or multiple (hold the shift key and use the down arrow to select a row at a time). When you download, it will create a ZIP file of all the photos selected, and once they are downloaded you can delete. Or not, as once your account is closed, the cloud is automatically deleted.
I would recommend only downloading 200-300 photos at a time, more than that seems to be more glitchy. Still tedious if you have thousands of photos, but better than one at a time.
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This is definitely not something we want to hear dennisalan! We don't want to lose you as our customer. The details provided above are some great ways to get your information backed up. What has you thinking about switching? How can we change your mind?
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If my response answered your question please click the _Correct Answer_ button under my response. This ensures others can benefit from our conversation. Thanks in advance for your help with this!!
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its all the same. u also learned how to download more than one. youre welcome
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Lenny, it really isn't all the same. Your answer was incomplete and assuming where SuzyQ was articulate and gave a thorough explanation. The internet and self publication breeds mediocrity, and your answer is proof. You "welcoming" me assumes I am thankful for you gracing these pages with your alleged wisdom, I am not. I read some of your posts, you seem to complain a lot. Nobody really cares...
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I M sorry i wasted my time and effort to help you. good luck