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1610 TopicsIs there a cheaper plan than Dropbox Plus?
Many people do not need 2TB of data. So $9.99 a month is waste of money. But $0.99 a month for 50-100GB would be great with a 4 device limit. And perhaps another tier of 500GB for $2.99/month with a 5 device limit. Think about it. Seriously. Think about it.60Views1like6CommentsAttention Dropbox and PayPal: This is Unacceptable.
I, like many other consumers, expect to receive the services I pay for. Yet, for the past three years, Dropbox has charged me $119 annually via PayPalâ$360 in totalâwhile my account has remained on the free plan. I have never received the service I was billed for. Attempts to resolve this issue have only revealed serious flaws in customer support and dispute resolution: The phone number provided by PayPal no longer works (a message says go to account and get a call back - though this doesn't exist). Chatbots offer no meaningful help. Live chat representatives cannot assist because the payment was processed via PayPal? There is no clear way to report a serious billing error or processing glitch. Consumers deserve accessible, responsive, and effective customer support when companies wrongfully charge them. A major platform like Dropbox should have a functioning system to handle billing disputesânot force users into endless loops of automated dead ends. It is reasonable to expect service for payments rendered, and immediate resolution and a full refund when there is an issue. If this issue has happened to me, it has likely happened to others.21Views0likes1CommentWhy was my Family plan downgraded?
Good morning I received the following email: The credit card used to pay for the subscription was cancelled but now they have cancelled my family plan even though I have already paid for the year? Any help would be much appreciated. Hi Tihan, There was an issue with the payment information associated with your Dropbox Family plan. We tried to reach out to your plan manager [Removed as per Community Guidelines] multiple times, but werenât able to successfully charge your subscription after multiple attempts. Your account has been downgraded to a Dropbox Basic plan and other Dropbox Family plan members have also had their accounts downgraded to Dropbox Basic. None of your files have been deleted, but you wonât be able to sync or add new files to Dropbox if you are using more space than your new storage limit.23Views0likes6CommentsLoyalty program to redeem points to reduce subscription fee
I'm very surprised that a 7 billion dollar market cap publicly traded company doesn't have this already. Other companies do so why not this one? Basically every year that you're with Dropbox on a paid subscription you get points that you can redeem for dollars off of your subscription. That way there can be loyalty points involved and more LTV for Dropbox. As everyone knows there are a lot of places where we can store data but Dropbox is the best. Let's please make a loyalty program and by doing that Dropbox will be seeing more revenue that way but also we as customers would be also getting a benefit from it as well. So a win win win situation Thank you in advance.40Views0likes3CommentsCan we have a smaller individual plan?
i joined dropbox back in the 90's just after it was conceived. now in my late 70's the basic fee is too high. i manage by a combination of free google accounts, an old drop scheme and micro sd cards. for genuine retirees please have a 0.5 tb scheme at an affordable fee !?29Views0likes2CommentsI accidentally created a new Dropbox account with Google and I can't access my Plus plan.
I'm having trouble with my subscription being downgraded from DropboxPlus to DropboxBasis. Because the amount of data in DropboxPlus is more than allowed in DropboxBasis, my subscription is no longer accessible. I myself have not ordered for downgrading. The cause seems to have started because a new app â which I tested â wanted access to the "Plus" subscription. I probably accidentally pressed the Google button for the necessary login, which eventually created a new account (the email address of the original DropboxPlus account is not the email address at Google). Not much later I received an email reporting the downgrading. I admit that this led to a lot of stress in the expectation that there might be little left of the stocks. I then investigated whether I could fix this and do not rule out that this has led to wrong (payment) actions. I contacted Dropbox about this and got a ticket. I did have a reaction but I couldn't do much with it. It also became clear that my account type will not immediately lead to further substantive action. I just had to figure it out. In itself, figuring it out is okay, but if you don't master the English language and have to rely on machine translations, you won't get much further. I was able to disconnect the newly created account from Google and give my own passwords. So it could be removed. Still my original account remains inaccessible ....... And...... In the meantime, I see two mutations on my bank account today. A debit and a refund. I would like to know what the status is of both the original and the new account but howâŠâŠ.102Views1like9CommentsWhat's the best Dropbox plan to make sure my video doesn't have limited playback?
Hello, I would like to host a video on Dropbox that I will add to my website and loop the playback. The video is short - 10 seconds. This website page will be opened about 300 times a day and the same number of times the video will play. Can you please tell me which plan I should choose so that I won't be limited in video playback?30Views0likes4CommentsI'm paying for a Plus plan, but it shows like I'm still on Basic.
I have a Plus account but used to have a basic account. I am being charged for the plus but when I sign in I get to a basic account and there is no support. I entered the billing information and it did not recognize it even though I was clearly billed. How do I get help to sort this out? Thanks45Views0likes8CommentsSelecting the best plan upgrade for a small business
I have been down this road before and while I have been using Dropbox for about 15 or more years, am still confused by the newer offerings for project folder access via teams, etc. We are also very much at a point where we need to understand the best / economical options for our small firm. Am looking for a Dropbox user interface structure that has 1 administrator that can share project folders (individual or all) with up to 3-4 users, and that can grow if needed. Individual users have their own company email for sign in. It would also be beneficial to turn-on and off (ie not pay constant rate) for occasional consultants needing access to individual project folders to collaborate. It would also still be useful to share individual files or folders to outside users. We currently have an Essentials Plus account with 2TB of storage - we only use about 10% of this. There is a "Family Plan" which allows up to 6 users for around $200 per year and then there is a Business Plus which allows 3 users (or more) at $180 a pop per year. The $200 dollar option seems like it would be awesome given the price, but I'm sure there is a catch. Some help in sorting this out or any advice would be much appreciated.47Views1like8CommentsAdding extra space to a professional account without upgrading to business
I am currently a professional account holder with 3TB of storage space, I am 500GB away from running out of space. As a creative I work with large file sizes and I was looking to upgrade to get a few more TB of storage. My only option is to upgrade to a Business Account, which would be fine, however you need to have a minimum of 3 licences which makes it very expensive for 2 extra TB which the Standard packages offers, I use the dropbox transfer tool almost every day so ideally I would be on the Advanced plan so I have have the same transfer limit of 100GB transfer limit which I get with Professional. Currently I pay around ÂŁ15 per month for my package, currently if I want 2TB extra I would need to pay ÂŁ30 per month and get less services than I do now or ÂŁ45 per month to get what I really need. which is an increase of ÂŁ30 per month which is excessive. Why doesn't Dropbox allow to increase storage space without needing to but licences which are not needed. As a long term customer of over 10 years who uses the service every day I am getting to a point where will need to make a decision to leave Dropbox and go to an alternative provider of which there are many to to choose from. For example: - IDrive offer 10TB for $3.98 a month pCloud offer 10TB for $3.95 a month I need to do more research on this but Apple, Google and probably Amazon will offer similar services, the only thing stopping me at the moment is the hassle of transfering all my data across. But I will do it if needed. Please Dropbox you are currently alienating what will be a big proportion of your loyal customer base. Sort it out!Solved8.2KViews2likes22Comments