Too many users abused unlimited Dropbox plans, so they’re getting limits::Some people have taken “as much space as you need” too literally.

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      Roughly

      “what do you mean?”

      “You cannot offer something that doesn’t exist. If Amazon decided to become a client, we’d be in a world of hurt.”

      “It’s fine none of our clients use more than a few hundred gigs”

      This was in 2018. They still offer unlimited storage. So I guess, what do I know?

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        Wow that’s low. If I’m paying for unlimited I expect to at least go over 2TB since I have the space

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          A little over $150/mo

          Their service isn’t storage, has nothing to do with it. But at a certain level of storage, it’s… A steal.

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        May I ask what the company is? You don’t have to disclose it publicly if you don’t want, I have matrix setup on my profile here.

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        what would they do if some user just decides to use more than their “limit”? like hundreds of TB?

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          Boot them, most likely. Or eat the cost, and look to shutter the free space/apply limits ASAP.

          Not unlike Amazon Cloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox here. There was someone on the datahoarders Reddit who famously shoved a Petabyte of Data into their Cloud Drive offering, and likely contributed to it being shut down as a result.

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            likely contributed to it being shut down as a result.

            hope they had an offline backup.