Issue with auto renewal

You mean the auto billing they send you an email about 6 weeks before its renewed? Or the one you agreed to upon signing up? Or the one that also tells you about it a few days before? That one. 

You've had plenty of opportunity to not have it auto renew, it isnt anybody's fault if you have ignored the warnings. You could of course just not use the service if you dont agree with it.

Edit: moves to correct forum and out of Feature requests. 

Yes - that's what I mean. I did not see any announcements, and I did not recall getting notification sent to the email address that I use. I do not dispute that it is in the TOS. With Sprint, their TOS allows changing the pricing anytime, even though consumers sign a long term contract. They indicate that it is a contract with Sprint, and that the data plan is different. Courts ruled differently , of course, as it is a bait and switch tactic. Locking people in and then assuming a sale for the following years is a pathetic business practice and one that will be exposed. I am happy to expose it from Drop Box and to forewarn consumers. Have no doubtrs, PayPal felt the same way. So did others who I spoke with and posted with. It is a tactic to lock people in, make it difficult to get out of (there was literally no customer support), and be a cheap ass business approach to working with customers. If you like it, fine for you. I do not like it, and feel it is cheap, and I will fight for what I believe in - thanks for your commentary - I do nopt agree with the tactic and will pursue my approach. It is a tactic more and more silicon valuey firms are employing to be a pain in the ass to consumers and then provide some form of robo CSR that is nothing but a bureauracracy of hoops. I prefer One Drive and others. 

Our first notification an overdraft notice from the bank.  we did not choose anything.  It was a non removable app on our phones that we got 2 years ago.    their unauthorize charge is now costing us over 200.00.  we are  65, living on a limited income very close to the bone.  this has ruined us.  Happened this last weekend.  Just let us know who to call.  And of course the bank is no help as they love their overdraft snacks.

Hey all, 

I 'm just stepping in here to follow-up on any open tickets you may have with our team and see if I could expedite resolution. Please include them in your replies, so that I look them up internally. 

Thanks in advance, 

JaneA

They DID charge without authorization.  Support people admitted a mistake but would not clarify.  If you don't believe it, so be it.  WE are living with it.  We are not new to apps and even at 65 we can still learn a thing or 2.  And while they have refunded the initial charge....they will NOT help with orverdraft charges they generated.  

The primary change needed is to change the arrogance of the automatic email replies that send the same messages when there is a real issue. Taking money from a bank account after being informed that the authorization is withdrawn may be a violation of federal laws and may be subject to severe penalties. Written notification withdrawing authorization to pull funds from any bank account provides docuimentation of instructions and a withrawal of authorization. The systems that this company uses is to try to wear out the consumer. I have a chain of more than 6 emails from DropBox with no effort to make a resolution, while I have provided written withrawal of authorization multiple times. I believe that when an impasse occurs with a company, reaching out through social media and to executives is the correct means to reach the people who are more concerned about legal issues and protecting the long term brand than by emailing CSR's who never pick up a phone to resolve issues. To me, this is a PR nightmare in the process because I value my financial rights to the extent that if a company refuses to acknowledge a complaint involving DropBox continuing to withdraw funds after authorization has been withdrawn and without resolving it, they are putting themsleves in a liability chain that may be extensive and costly. Legal action and contact with regulators often is the only strategy that gets a response. As such, those initiatives are under way. 

When you go to the website you indicate, you get an error message.  I have written to them for a refund but it doesn't seem likely.  The American consumer is sick to death of these automated renewals.  I never received an email notifying me that it was about to happen.  I think it's appalling that you are spreading false information.