Dropbox

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Dropbox is the easiest way to store, sync, and, share files online. There's no complicated interface to learn. Dropbox works seamlessly with your operating system and automatically makes sure your files are up-to-date. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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Daniel Green
GB

Try Another Solution Dropbox Sucks Try another online storage solution. Dropbox will hold your files hostage, and now I can't download anything. Here's the kicker: I can't update my credit card information in Chrome OR Safari to keep the account active. What a joke! The iFrame in the credit card portal does not work in either browser. Do yourself a favor and skip DB for a more robust, ethical solution. I'm fed up. The next time someone asks to share something with me its Google Drive only or they can send it physically.

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Miles
GB

Joke of a company, zero customer support Just take the subscription money and have no interest in anything else!! Cheaper options with customer service are available.

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Chris
NL

Very bad services Linking a private account with a teams account is easy, but the helpdesk does not help when disconnecting. A request for this has already been submitted twice, to which no response has been received. The problem is that I have linked to a basic account, but now have too much data for this. Upgrading the base is not possible because I am still linked to a teams account. The only option is a share provider. I think that's a shame, because I was always very satisfied with Dropbox.

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Tim Petherick
GB

A month with no service. Truly terrible customer service Ticket #23410047 reported on the 4th of march - a month ago. I am unable to upgrade and use my dropbox account. Seriously interfering with my business. Unable to deliver client work. Still no solution despite many messages clearly outlining what the issue is with screenshots and explanations. All I ever get told is that "it's with the engineering team" If more crucial systems were dropbox based this would be catastrophic.

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Tim
AU

Price Gougers Dropbox bought out Boxcryptor a few years ago so we could no longer encrypt our data, sat on the tech for a while, and just Friday sent out an email that they have now put the encryption behind a MASSIVE paywall. Absolute scumbags.

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