Data Deposit Adds Two New Resellers

Data Deposit Box (DDB) announced the launch of its online backup service with two new partners through the popular ‘Powered by DDB‘ reseller program. Net Angels, a service provider in Germany and Austria, and FileKrate, Inc., a Canadian reseller based in Richmond Hill, Ontario, are providing small businesses with a solution and local support in their language and business environment.

The Data Deposit Box partner programs offer a flexible range of services that cater to value-added resellers, systems integrators and PC consultants, while providing scalability to satisfy the needs of telcos, Internet service providers and cable companies.

"We like to create a customized partnership arrangement, whether it’s a simple reseller arrangement with commissions starting at 25 percent, or full white label branding," said Jamie Brenzel, Data Deposit Box founder and CEO. "The beauty of the ‘Powered by DDB’ program is that partners like Net Angels and Filecrate can be up and running a full-service business in just a few days."

"Net Angels is the critical backbone for lots of business operations across Germany and Austria," said Markus Krexner, general manager, Net Angels. "So, we make sure that our solutions are built on best-in-class technologies. Data Deposit Box has proven reliability for online backup and recovery so we know that our customers can depend on it. As we say, if you have a disaster, the Angel is on the way."

"We chose Data Deposit Box to store client data because security and ease of access are the two most important factors in any remote file backup and storage business," said Howard Carson, vice president, Filecrate. "Our customers are only concerned with a smooth, simple user experience because the last thing they need in a data loss situation is some complicated, panic-inducing procedure to restore data. That’s the key with Data Deposit Box. They provide a secure, trouble-free experience, zero down-time and quick access to critical files and data for any Filecrate user."