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I've already spent most of today attempting to upload a QuickTime movie to my account to share with an editor. It took over 2 hours to upload the file. Fine. No problem. Time not an issue. But what's infuriating is to get a message from Dropbox, AFTER 2-plus hours of supposed uploading, that there's not enough space in my account, which I'd already depleted substantially. So I went back, deleted EVERYTHING, and uploaded the video again. Now 30-plus minutes away from successful delivery. Allegedly. But I'm almost positive it won't go through and I'll get yet another infuriating message that I need to add more space by upgrading my account. So here's my question: If that's the reality (and the endgame) why not just alert your customers BEFOREHAND so we don't have to endure this BS??!! Welcome any and all thoughts and suggestions. Thanks.
@Tom M.19 wrote:
... why not just alert your customers BEFOREHAND so we don't have to endure this BS??!!
Are you uploading through a browser? If so, then the Dropbox site likely can't tell how big your file is until it's complete, and so it just allows you to upload until you've reached the limit of your quota.
Thanks for this response and information. Much appreciated. The good news is it went through!
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