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How can I be using 8.69 GB out of 2 GB? Where can I check my actual storage?
Hi! I am Basic (2 Gb) customer. How can it be: "Using 8.69 GB of 2 GB space"? I looked through my Dropbox current content and nowhere didn't find the option to show the real memory storage occupied ...
Rich
Super User II
Super User II
Vitaaliy wrote:
I looked through my Dropbox current content and nowhere didn't find the option to show the real memory storage occupied by each my material.
Your actual usage can be found on your Plan page.
I am Basic (2 Gb) customer. How can it be: "Using 8.69 GB of 2 GB space"?
Have you checked your Backups page?
Thank you, Rich, for your prompt reply.
I do not understand how I can use 8.69 GB of 2 GB space. My Baqckups page is empty. I would like to see space occupation table with exact memory occupied by each item. Is it possible here? Why this first rate information is buried so deep somewhere? How can I plan using DropBox facility with closed eyes?- Megan
Dropbox Staff
Hey, Megan, Here is my Plan page:
Your Personal Dropbox account is full Using 8.7 GB of 5.5 GBRegular files (2.3 GB)Backup (6.4 GB)Replay (0 bytes)Shared files (0 bytes)Sorry for the text format. The option: insert/edit image - does not function at all...
My Backup is empty:
BackupDrop files here to upload,
or use the 'Upload' buttonMore ways to add content
No images - due the same reason. So many features here do not work or work in some strange way. I feel like Alice in the Wonderland and am almost ready to quit.
Hello Rich,
the solution is simple:
When Dropbox was still small and unknown, you received 500Mb of storage space for each new user you brought to Dropbox via an invitation link.
Like Vitaly, I also had around 6GB of storage space, which has suddenly disappeared. Dropbox is now asking me to pay for the storage space that I have earned by inviting new users. Dropbox is also threatening to delete my data irrevocably.
That's a disgrace.
