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No additional space on Business Advanced
Dear community,
I'm here to advice that the support have been denying us additional space for two weeks, first telling us that there was a momentary problem, then that we had made a request before...
I'd just like to agree with everyone that says this is shoddy business practices and whoever thought of doing it this way really should have thought and planned better.
As a supposedly trusted business, Dropbox simply cannot sign on customers on a promise of 'as much storage as you need' (even with the latest restrictions of 1TB increase per month), and then go back on that contract when everyone is either mid-migration or has just finished a multi-month migration. It is just not how business is done.
Unless Dropbox management come up with A LOT of clarifications on the questions posed by the community, AND some changes to how this is being handled, it will have a very damaged reputation. At the very least, the promise of 'as much storage as you need' has to be kept for customers who signed up in good faith based on that, or a more generous allowance should be made. $8/month/TB is way too expensive, and not realistic.
So now that DropBox has shown their "solution" and unethical business practices.
Where do we go now? I liked the interface capabilities of Dropbox (moved here from Google Drive). I can set up an NAS on my router but I'm in no way an IT pro. Where do I go?
Where do we go now? I liked the interface capabilities of Dropbox (moved here from Google Drive). I can set up an NAS on my router but I'm in no way an IT pro. Where do I go?
