Hi - I've used dropbox for a long time as my primary machine is a Linux desktop, but since I had an additional (23GB!) space bump for buying a phone a couple of years ago, I really use it now... But - now my promotional 23GB of space expires in a little over 2 weeks so I thought I'd just pay to carry on...Why is there no storage tier below 1TB!? I don't need that much space (or want to pay that much per month!) ... I've had a look at OneDrive & GoogleDrive and they both have cheaper plans for lower storage requirements... I'd love to stay with Dropbox, but the competition just looks like a much better deal for small scale users.... any chance of a cheaper plan for the sub 1TB users? (Surely there are loads of them!)
As far as I can see I have the choice of 2gb for free or 1TB for £7.99 a month. The former is insufficient and the latter far beyond my needs.......seems I will have to make use of an alternative service.
It's a bad Idea don't think at small feed.
You say you lost money, I think you lost more money losing the users. I'm one of the user that now must buy the upgrade.
What will be done? I don't need 1TB, I'm not a company, or businness man, I have my files and photo as backup and I don't need more then 50GB. I'm interest about the monthly feed (better in this case should be the annual/s feed one shot) but only for 50/100GB 20 Bucks year it's ok 100 Buck, for a space I will not use, it's a BAD investment.
So Sorry, as Gyula G. say, G+ drive will be more intersting becouse think at the people that are behind the companies, that could use the DBox only becouse a IT Cons. or a Manager, that use is privatly, has proposed it.
So Mark Mc. I will think a little more before delete the small plan from you to do list.
GDay
You say you lost money, I think you lost more money losing the users.
The evidence from the trials says otherwise.
Dropbox doesn't have to cater for everyone, its not an a la carte service. You either find the offering suitable, or you do not. If you do not, Dropbox doesn't have to cater for you just because you think they should.
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MMMmmmmmm BAD Answer Mark Mc, think before say that things, It's hard to make clients a secodn to lost all.
And this kind of answer is the best way to lose you chair at work! ^_^
Mark Mc 1 month ago
....You can always use another service if you want more space. Nobody is forcing you to use Dropbox.....