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joteedee
2 years agoNew member | Level 2
Using Dropbox for Etsy Digital Downloads Shop. How to share content?
Hi,
I have an Etsy store selling digital downloads of graphics/clipart. The maximum total file size allowed on Etsy is 100mb and I'm finding my clipart collections are now exceeding that. I want ...
- 2 years ago
joteedee wrote:
Do you mean if lots of people tried to access at once and then the link would not work?
Basically, yes.
As a free user you get 1TB of bandwidth a day (which is a HUGE amount!!). But that is in a rolling 24 hour period. So every time somebody downloads something it goes against that quota. If they do it say 10 x then your 100mb file would use 1GB of bandwidth.
joteedee
New member | Level 2
Thank you so much for replying. I'm okay with people sharing links and accept that as a possibility but I don't know what you mean about bandwith limitations. Do you mean if lots of people tried to access at once and then the link would not work?
Mark
2 years agoSuper User II
joteedee wrote:
Do you mean if lots of people tried to access at once and then the link would not work?
Basically, yes.
As a free user you get 1TB of bandwidth a day (which is a HUGE amount!!). But that is in a rolling 24 hour period. So every time somebody downloads something it goes against that quota. If they do it say 10 x then your 100mb file would use 1GB of bandwidth.
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