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Nothing happens to your files when your subscription expires. At most, if you're over your storage quota when your subscription expires you simply won't be able to sync your files, but they'll remain accessible through the Dropbox website. Your files are not deleted or removed from the account.
If you're no longer seeing your files, something else is the cause.
Hi Zs70; welcome aboard!
Your query seems to echo this discussion here so I moved your post under this thread so you can have a look around at your convenience.
Let us know if you have any additional questions!
It is difficult to try and recover your files when you go over the limit. The moderators make it seem so simple but everyway I try, the downloaded files from my Dropbox are not full size.
The solutions are convoluted and for someone in their early 90's, the process is much more difficult than needed. They are protecting (and blocking) the copying of file to an external drive. I also had several of my children sharing and that complicates the issue. It seems as if the Dropbox is set up as a trap to make it difficult to simply move all the files in the Dropbox to an external drive. I have looked for several days and nothing "cut and dry" about the process.
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