Allow a personal account to have more than 3 TB, or more than 4 TB with the add on

Yeah, the low limit is absolutely ridiculous. I'd happily pay the increased business price for more storage (5TB+), but I don't need/want multiple users, signature options, etc. I just need the extra backup storage. I tried the business plan, but it was such a nightmare to use, and it ended up screwing up my previous personal account, for which I'd already been paying paying $10+/month for many years. I own a business, but don't want everyone to have access to everything, so my employees obviously don't need the same amount of storage space as me (as the curator). I have 65TB of storage on my home theater PC/server, but I want to be able to backup my 15 home security cameras in real-time, important files, etc. without prioritizing what's more important out of all of it. I have several battery backups at home, but they have a time limit, so it's not a great option in the event of a fire, etc. I'm 48-years-old and have accumulated a lot of important pictures, music, work files, etc. over the years, and I'm very happy to pay a lot more to backup/protect them somewhere while being able to access them from my phone and PC in real time. Why Dropbox doesn't offer the option to take more money from a long-term customer for just more of the same service is just stupid and short-sighted. 

I am a longtime Google Drive user who just started using a free Dropbox account today as a second, backup cloud service after researching several other options. So far I LOVE Dropbox but was very disappointed to discover a few minutes ago that - unlike my 5TB Google Drive Account, I can only get 3TB with Dropbox. I don't understand why. I need 5TB to back up my photos and videos. Why isn't this an option with Dropbox but is an option with Google?

Thanks. BTW, very happy to be part of this Community!

Sincerely, 

Steve

Tech companies sending business away because it's not on their terms is a new one for me.

Running out of patience here. Why is it soooo hard to get something as basic as "more space" done? It's literally in the name of the service: "CLOUD STORAGE." Here's another example of companies focusing on e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g except on our most basic needs.

You'd think they want to make more money but... sure, they need "votes" to make sure that users may want to purchase more storage from... a cloud storage solution. Shocking.

I added the additional TB of storage that was offered, and I'm already over the limit again! The business plans don't really make sense for me as a solo worker. I really just need the ability to add another TB at a time. Very surprised this isn't offered! It's essentially forcing many people like myself to seek out other solutions!

Desperately need this. On the verge of switching services for my business and also my personal team as we're topped out at 5TB for our team (even though 9 is offered now). and 3tb for my person. The price points are all messed up. To jump from 20 to 60 a month for 2tb is wild

Currently it's possible to have 3TB storage, plus 1TB extra ad-on. I would hapily pay for extra TB storage, but the only options I have are team options which I don't need.

Cloud means flexibility and the ability to use the amount of space and computation you need when you need it. As a long time user of Dropbox I support this idea

Many professionals and individuals do not need 3 TB or many advanced services. 100 GB and the features of the basic plan are sufficient. But a very low annual cost.

I gave up dropbox after 10+ years and found another cloud service. There are many similar to it. I wrote several messages in this chat and sent emails and chatted online. The answer was aleays the same - you must upgrade to à business account (3 at leats).

I transferred all mu files to another service, which took me more than a month and I’m happy with it.

I really liked dropbox and it was a pit to let it go.