I liked that it retained my data, so I did not have, of course, to transfer everything from scratch (it took me months last time).
So you were more or less forced to go the Pro route. Which is probably what their intention was in the first place.
Less.
I never used/needed/wanted their back-up to local HDD feature;
I never used/needed/wanted their back-up friend's stuff feature either;
I do like their multi-user Crashplan-Pro feature;
On-line control panel is quite better;
As it turns out, the new service is actually a better fit to my specific needs and, at present, the best service in the market in terms of features.
Not having to back-up everything from scratch was a (big) benefit, but actually not what made the difference.
What I did not like, instead, is the cost increase, in spite fo the extra months for free I got, and, the cancellation of the service I was using in the first place; quite obviously, of course.
In the end, I did not feel "forced", but rather annoyed. I think they could've handled the transition better.
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