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Hi, what will happen to my Files if I cancel my subscription? I have dropbox plus and the number of GB I keep there is more than the limit of the non-paying versions.
There are also many important files which are not on my PC anymore and I should download them.
Once I've done it, will I have a certain time to download everything?
Or will all the files remain available for downloading?
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I used to pay the fee monthly through my credit card, but as my credit card epired and I forgot to change my payment details, so now, my subscription expired and I cannot see any files in my account........if my files appeard again if I renew my subscription?
Hope someone can help me, thanks.
Nothing happens to your files when your subscription expires. At most, if you're over your storage quota when your subscription expires you simply won't be able to sync your files, but they'll remain accessible through the Dropbox website. Your files are not deleted or removed from the account.
If you're no longer seeing your files, something else is the cause.
Hi, thanks for your reply, so how cna I check what's the problem with my files? And I also cannot login the dropbox app on my phone too.
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And I also cannot login the dropbox app on my phone too.
Does your account still exist? Could it be that it was deleted? Are you able to sign into the account on the Dropbox website?
If your account was deleted for some reason, your files woul dbe deleted as well, with no chance of recovery. Note that account deletion doesn't happen automatically unless the account was inactive for more than one year.
... so how cna I check what's the problem with my files?
Have you checked your Events page to see if it shows anything?
Thanks for reaching out to us here @alessio b.5!
When you cancel your subscription, your files will stay safe within your account online.
If you're over your space limit and use the desktop app, your files won't be able to sync and no edits to your files will be able to be saved to your account.
However, you will still have full access to your files and you'll be able to download them directly from the website.
I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!
Daphne
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That's right @alessio b.5, your files won't be deleted from your account.
In terms of syncing, the desktop app won't be able to sync your files when you're over your space limit.
This means that if you make any edits to the local copies on your computer's Dropbox folder, they won't be saved to your account online.
You'll only be able to view and download your files from online unless you remove enough data to put you back under the space limit.
Keep me posted with any other questions you have about this!
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