I have used Dropbox for my personal… I have used Dropbox for my personal files and data for many years and despite being a loyal customer I am paying more than their new customers and have had poor experience with their customer service. I will now be taking my custom to another cloud service.

I really appreciate Dropbox having had a headache with OneDrive I really appreciate Dropbox having just used OneDrive for a couple of weeks which was a disaster. I'd used free Dropbox for a few years without issues and was running out of space so moved all my files to my 1TB OneDrive but had lots of problems, so have upgraded to a paid Dropbox account and moved my files to that. My only issue with Dropbox is it's really confusing to cancel your paid plan, hence 4 stars not 5.

Dropbox has the worst customer service… Dropbox has the worst customer service I have ever experienced. I need to troubleshoot a storage issue and cannot get ahold of them. I finally got through to an online chat with Mark Alain and he was horrible. He literally ended the chat on me after I explained I tried his recommendations and they did not work -- I was extremely polite and professional and am seriously in shock. I also cannot seem to get past the chatbot to talk to a real person now -- I have tried every route and there is no way to contact them.

Dropbox is the most annoying service I… Dropbox is the most annoying service I have ever mistakenly used. Signing up through Google took just a few moments, but upon first access, the interface was constantly overlaid with pop-ups and queries. I immediately decided to delete my account, but it's not possible without a password. It offered to set a password via the sent email, but that never arrived... I hope these terrible services go bankrupt soon; such an approach benefits no one, and it's on the level of scammers who can't make money other than by annoying people. this service is pain in my ass, i cant even contact suport i cant apply for my GDPR law, and there is stupid chatbt constantly reply with annoying questions

Dropbox and Apple Computers do not mix Never, ever put Dropbox near an Apple Computer, unless you want all your files scrambled beyond repair The software is impossible to remove from your computer, does weird things to all of your files, and forces you to reformat the iMac, MacBook Pro, or whatever device you are working on Seems to work ok on PCs - never had a problem - but don't ever put it near an Apple machine!