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enerjazz
New member | Level 2
8 months ago
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Public links have been temporarily suspended for generating excessive traffic.

I got a notice last week saying my public links have been temporarily suspended for generating excessive traffic. I looked at links, and I don't have very many - and haven't added any new ones in a long time. 

I clicked the link to remove the suspension and it worked. Then I got the same message again and the link now won't let me reset it. I don't even know what is causing the excessive traffic. 

I looked in my shared folders and most that are shared are small. There are some large folders that were shared with me, but they say "You haven't joined this folder."

Any idea how I can find the source, and get this suspension removed?

Paul

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    Nancy
    8 months ago

    Thanks for the screenshot! As a test, can you please go to your Dropbox account now and let me know if you’re still getting an error? You can attempt to share one of your folders, for example, to test this out. 

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