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VLADA1
Helpful | Level 5
2 years ago
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More than 3TB space for one user, is this possible?

I have Synology NAS and I use about 2,6TB space with my folders and files. I want to make backup and linking NAS to Dropbox, I would buy 1 lisence does it exist more then 3TB space per user(5TB or ...
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    VLADA1
    2 years ago

    Yes roymoody you are right.

    But I got answer from their support.

    I can to use more than 3TB space I can buy 5TB but it is some kind of bussinies plan and that cost yearly $540.00.

    I will see to comparate with one drive service, I think that both services have recovery disaster from ransomware.

    Many thanks for all members.

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VLADA1
Helpful | Level 5
2 years ago

Hello Megan thank you for your answer.

I need more than 3TB space 5TB or 6TB.

I have files who used 2.7TB space oon my local NAS device. I next year in this period of year I will have 3.2 TB file for storage.

My queston is can I buy space for one account more then 3TB space? 

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Jay
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2 years ago

Hi VLADA1, currently, you can only purchase a 1 TB of extra quota once on a personal paid plan, using these steps.

 

For any larger quota amounts, a Dropbox team plan would be required.

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