@EMJO, Thanks for the support.
@Heavypen, Thanks for the support. I hope they do see an uptick in users encouraging them to stop displaying annoying ads for upgrading to a Dropbox business plan when the user is already paying for the non-business plan they chose.
It would be refreshing if they at least toned down the frequency, the size and position of the business ads across their website’s layout when someone is using it.
They could also make it an option users can switch on and off. Giving users a choice if they want to get ads for upgrading to other plans. There’s nothing wrong with displaying a business ad with a checkbox that says, “check this box if you never want to see this again”.
@Brainfrz I hear you. I cancelled my Dropbox Pro membership in 2016. Since then I’ve used my free 2 GB account from time to time. So just like you I’ve already left the ship. I haven’t spent years as a paying customer waiting for Dropbox to make every time I use their website less annoying.
I’m considering taking another glance at Dropbox in the near future. It may take paying for a non-business plan for a month or two but I’m willing to risk it. I may discover improvements and new features that suit me.
But if during my usage of their website I find those annoying business ads still as prominently placed and frequent as before they’ll lose me again. I will not hesitant to cancel whatever plan I chose and slide right back to my current free 2 GB account.
@Daphne Thanks for your time and letting us know about the status change to needing more votes. It’s a nice thought and a pleasant gesture. I’m glad to hear with enough votes the decision makers at Dropbox may move a step forward in the right direction.
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