UNLIMITED Google Drive Storage for $12/month

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He explains a loophole he claims gives unlimited Google Drive storage for $12/month on a single-user G Suite Business plan. Google’s pricing page, as he shows it, says unlimited storage or 1 terabyte per user if fewer than five users, which would imply five users at $12 each for true unlimited. He says he has tested a single $12 user for the past six months with no alerts or flags, and shows his own account using 4 terabytes — the settings view shows 4.02 terabytes — while Drive reports unlimited storage. He stresses the disclaimer that Google could clamp down in future. The walkthrough covers signing up via his affiliate link at networkchuck.com/gsuite (with a coupon code he says gives 20% off the first year), needing a domain (buying one during signup if needed), using a business name he invents on the fly, and verifying in Drive settings that storage shows as unlimited with zero used on a fresh account. He contrasts this with his earlier CrashPlan plus Synology method, which required local storage to match cloud storage, and shows syncing a Synology NAS to Google Drive with its Cloud Sync app, choosing folders, bidirectional sync, encryption and scheduling options.

Key takeaways

• The claim rests on a loophole: G Suite Business is listed as unlimited, or 1 TB per user under five users, but he says a single user exceeded 1 TB without enforcement at the time of filming.
• His evidence is personal and time-bound: six months of use, 4.02 TB stored on one $12/month user, and conversations with others at Cisco Live who said they did the same.
• Setup requires a domain and the Business tier; he promotes a coupon for 20% off the first year via his link, and notes anyone can sign up without an existing business.
• Unlike his CrashPlan + Synology approach, Google Drive does not require matching local capacity, so uploads are not capped by the size of the local NAS.
• Synology Cloud Sync is his sync method: connect the Google Drive account, pick folders, choose bidirectional or upload-only, and optionally encrypt and schedule to limit bandwidth.

Episode details: published September 15, 2019 · 8:32 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are NetworkChuck’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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