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18 TopicsWhy do you say I have no space when I do?
I am using 2.81 GB of 6.75 GB so why did dropbox send this email- This is a friendly reminder that your Dropbox is almost full! Sadly, it won't save any new changes until it's back in shape. Upgrade your Dropbox today and get up to 3 TB (3,000 GB) of space and powerful sharing features.Solved17KViews5likes72CommentsWhy does Dropbox keep emailing me about billing after I've downgraded?
Don’t know who is supposed to look at this, but I canceled my subscription to Dropbox (I wasn’t using it; I don’t need it.) via the Apple app just like the website tells me to do. Since then, I have been getting harassing emails from the Dropbox billing mail bot telling me they can’t bill my credit card. No sh*t Sherlock … I canceled the subscription … and I did it before the renew process was to have begun. So why are you sending me emails, multiples even, each day when I have followed your process to unsubscribe, downgrade, and cancel billing? Now, I’ll be happy to pay Apple for the extra storage space if and when I need it.Solved8.5KViews3likes21CommentsWhy is Dropbox asking me to upgrade my account?
In the last week, I received three marketing emails from dropbox aimed at getting me to upgrade my account thinly veiled as alternately alarmist alerts and courtesy reminders about my account reaching storage capacity. I still have 500 GB of space in my account. I have not recently greatly changed my dropbox activity or added an unusually large number of files. This is clearly just a new, obnoxious and borderline-underhand marketing approach to get busy or less computer savvy people to upgrade in a panic thinking that their files are about to be lost or stop syncing before they check their account details. "It’s time to upgrade your account." When using around 1.5 of 2 tb of my storage for the last six months? Actually sounds like I have the perfect plan for me already! "your files are about to stop syncing!"If my account is really going to struggle to sync when I am using 75% of the storage capacity that I pay for each month and have hundreds of gigabytes of space left, that is a terrible product and service. If the 2TB plan actually supports backup and sync for far fewer than 2TB of files, do not call it a 2TB plan. "There's no need to delete anything...yet. We've got you covered." Great, that is literally exactly what I pay for each month. You don't need to let clutter my inbox congratulating yourselves for doing the service your company exists to do. C'mon Dropbox. I'm squicked out. I just unsubscribed from "running out of space emails" but this is dumb as heck.5.5KViews1like17CommentsPromo popup offer disappeared
Hello, I had a promotion offer pop-up when I logged in today, but I wanted to check how much the upgrade prices were before commiting to it. I assumed it would be available on the upgrade page, but now the offer isn't appearing anywhere, even when I logout and log back in. Is there a place where offers are logged so I could review it again?3.6KViews0likes20CommentsEmail notification to upgrade
Hi, Is everyone on a free subscription hassled to upgrade to a much bigger (and obviously, paid) account even when they're barely using it? I have just 3.1GB of 100GB storage in use and yet I've just received an email warning me thus"Your Dropbox is almost full and is close to reaching maximum storage capacity. Once full, your files will stop syncing across devices, which will make it harder to access your files when you need them." In addition, I can't find any way to assess how much storage I am actually using other than to select everything and then download it in a zip file. The zip file was 3.1 GB so it may well be that the actual storage being used is more, but almost 100GB? No way. Curious about the experience of others. Cheers, KevinSolved3.2KViews2likes14CommentsGot an email for an upgrade to Essentials, but I don't have a Professional plan
I just got an email from Dropbox saying: "We’re providing you with a free upgrade from your Dropbox Professional plan to our new Dropbox Essentials plan at no extra cost." However, I do not have Professional. I did at some point, but not anymore for several months. So I'm just wondering is it some common bug and several people have recieved such messages by mistake - or is it just me? And will I end up getting a bill for a Pro plan I didn't want? 😕2.4KViews0likes14CommentsHow can I turn off email notifications that my Dropbox is almost full?
I'm receiving constantly warnings from Dropbox that the capacity of my account is almost full + offers to change the plan. My plan is Basic + many additional old extensions, in total 13.4 GB. I'm using 10.8 GB and see no reason to change the plan yet. How to stop Dropbox sending me these warnigs two times a week. It's irritating.Solved1.6KViews0likes2CommentsDropbox harassing me and scaremongering
Dear Dropbox, I am being constantly harassed by you, to encourage me to upgrade. For over 4 years, I get regular emails, saying "You’re almost out of space!" you tell me, and sometimes it is "YourDropboxneeds more space!", or "COURTESY REQUEST: We're contacting you about yourDropboxcapacity!" But recently, your emails have become borderline harassment and scaremongering."Open ASAP: We're reaching out to notify you of your limitedDropboxcapacity!" you said last week. Today it is "Eligibility confirmed: Chris, you'll lose access to your files if you don't act soon!". The email goes on to say: "Even adding just one more file might stop your account from syncing and being able to access them when you need to." Dropbox, your language and pushiness to upgrade is ridiculous. I'm using 10.45 GB of 12.13 GB storage on a free plan.My files are NOT about to stop syncing, and I will NOT suddenly lose access.This is because I stopped using myDropbox as my primary cloud storage provider years ago,after your Plans became too expensive. Perhaps I would consider upgrading my account if the Plan fees and benefits was reasonable, but your marketing and sales emails are so aggressive!! Can somebody please explain the excessive and agressive emails? Chris1.5KViews2likes3CommentsI'm unable to use my free Dropbox account, because of "30 day free trial has ended" pop-up.
Please help me get rid of this annoying pop-up that has no exit button. I have a free basic plan of 2GB and I have only used 38.8MB of storage. Now, I cannot navigate my account because this pop-up saying my "30 day free trial has ended" keeps blocking the whole screen. Pl I only want the basic free plan but it does not allow me to continue with my basic free account. Please help. I've tried clearing my browsing data, using 3 different browsers, and using an incognito window.1.2KViews0likes10Comments