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ymleon's avatar
ymleon
New member | Level 2
9 years ago

Same thing happened to me!!! very upset, I would NEVER have accepted to pay $750 if it had been stated! I can't afford it!!!  Ive used Dropbox for years and recommended it to many friends, but the love has ended for good.  Im never using it again.

  • David W.160's avatar
    David W.160
    Explorer | Level 4
    9 years ago

    I'm with you. So I'm ditching DB and porting over to MS OneDrive. 12.50/month for 1 TB, no "minimum number of licenses," plus it includes Office 365 apps, for all devices, and a few other great resources.  Plus it has better security.  Never thought I would go back to MS anything at all, but they seem to have figured a few things out since I've been gone. 

     

    I've had a DB Business account, but only using 750GB out of 5TB capacity. $75/month, or $900/year.  And my staff hates it, so they don't use it.  DB won't let me downgrade to fewer than 5 licenses, but they WILL let me downgrade to 2TB storage...For the SAME $75/month.  So it's $900/year to store 750GB in the cloud.  What a ripoff.

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