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Lanaex
4 years agoExplorer | Level 4
My account is full even after deleting my files. What can I do?
Hello,
Does somebody know whether it is possible to get real help from dropbox, because the chat is only sending automatic messages... Or there is no help at all?
Thank you.
- 4 years ago
Have you checked www.dropbox.com/backups to see if thats using up the quota?
Note as well that deleted items do not use up your quota so deleting them has no impact
Mark
Super User II
2 years agoHave you checked the links sent? Dropbox were at one point very sneaky at setting it up.
And no, deleted files do not use quota. So basically one of those things above is using your space - everything at www.dropbox.com/home and www.dropbox.com/backups uses quota. Nothing else.
srs7301
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Yes, I’ve checked the links. I had one small file in the “shared” area and it doesn’t show me any backup folder. When I go to the “all” files, I select the images and go up to the 3 dots, I choose delete. It says it’s deleting. It asks me to confirm the deletion which I do, but it doesn’t delete those files.
- srs73012 years agoExplorer | Level 3
My Dropbox is now saying 614.9 MB of 2 GB. Something finally worked. Thanks for the help.
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