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ArjenR
5 months agoNew member | Level 2
Can't update credit card info - need to change billing country
Hi all, I moved to a different country so am trying to update my credit card info but it keeps on getting declined because I can't change the credit card to one with a different currency. Only thin...
- 5 months ago
@ArjenR wrote:
Only thing I can think of is to cancel and repurchase the same subscription but in a 'new country '. Any other suggestions?
That's exactly what you need to do. You can't change to a different currency on an active account.
Cancel your current subscription. You'll retain your account benefits until your next billing cycle at which point your account will be downgraded to Basic. At that time you can resubscribe with the updated payment information. Just know that if you have any grandfathered add-ons that are no longer available (such as Pack Rat) you'll lose them.
Neil Hillman
4 months agoNew member | Level 2
I now live in Australia and my renewal expired yesterday for my subscription plan. But I still can't change my country of residence from the UK to Australia, and pay my renewal on my Australian bank card. I'm stuck... Any help welcome.
- Mark4 months agoSuper User II
Hi Neil Hillman
Hope Oz is warmer than here!! 🙂
There actually is no way to do this. You need to downgrade your account (let it fail to renew even) and then upgrade at the new country. You wont loose access to anything when this happens but syncing may stop when you end up over quota.- elh13 months agoExplorer | Level 4
I am having a similar issue. Won't this result in data loss? the free account only has 2GB of data whereas my subscription has 2TB and I am currently using half of it. Please clarify the consequences of not renewing
- Rich3 months agoSuper User II
elh1 wrote:
I am having a similar issue. Won't this result in data loss?
No, it won't result in data loss. You would need to leave your account over quota for an extended periods (months?) before Dropbox started to remove files, and even then it would notify you several times before doing so.
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