HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE After recently purchasing a company I was unaware we were using this program. When it came time to renew, I was charged $3,500 to my card. I didn't know we had this program, let alone that it was renewal time, so the charge was a complete shock. There were 13 licenses on the account from the previous owner. Eleven of those employees were no longer with the company, and two of the the eleven are deceased (one three years ago and the other one year ago). When I called to rectify this (the renewal was April, I called in April), I explained our situation and they would do absolutely nothing about it. I have 6 employees that will use this program and now I have to pay for 13 licenses for an entire year. As a business owner, I would NEVER do this to one of my customers. While nice, the customer service is horrible. And now that I have gotten rid of those licenses for our next renewal (that I paid for) I have no access to them. So I am essentially paying for 13 licenses and I only have access to six. Highway ROBBERY!

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.

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

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!

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.