Useless customer service after being hacked Had an email to say I had logged on from another device that I didn't recognise. I removed the device and changed my password. Tried to add 2 step authentication but that wouldn't work. Contacted dropbox who have been useless. Still waiting for them to look into 2 step authentication and asked them several times if the other device had accessed my files. They just ignore the question . 48 hours later still waiting for answers

Product never worked Product never worked. Never was able to download anything to it. Thought I signed up for a free service and then was billed and had paid $119.98 for nothing. Tried to disbute the payment but paypal made me pay it. I am a senior citzen on social security don't need to give away money. What a rip off.

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.

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!

Dropbox scams loyal customers Dropbox is a good product, but their sales tactics are so scammy. They don't take care of their current customers. Plans on the main page are cheaper than what they offer their older customers. To get the cheaper plans, they make you fill out a form which leads to a sales call. The sales call was canceled. SO now for me to get the plan that I want, I have to wait until my billing period ends, cancel, and then sign up again. This is what happens when you let companies such as Dropbox have a captive audience. They wine and dine you at the beginning and then abuse you in the relationship later on.