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jozzapvp
7 years agoNew member | Level 2
More space free
Do you have any tricks, so that i can get more dropbox space for free? /Jonas
- 7 years ago
- 7 years ago
Abue you can earn free space by being an active contributor of the community forum: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Community-Announcements/How-to-get-more-space-on-a-Dropbox-Basic-free-account/td-p/238053
If you then become a Super User, you can get a LOT more space: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Community-Announcements/Our-New-Super-User-program-is-live/m-p/239241#M53
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Mark
7 years agoSuper User II
- Abue7 years agoHelpful | Level 5
The referral system is your best bet. I made a comment about this to customer support a few months back. Some of us use dropbox casually and don't have the cash to shell out to pay monthly or yearly, specially students...
Unfortunately, there is no other choice but to pay the time limited fees. I suggested if they could add a once a month or once every few months purchase option of x amount of space for a small fee that you can add up over the years.
Sadly, your best bet is either doing the referrals (A. You need alot of friends who already do not have dropbox installed or B. Make a bunch of fake email accounts and go uninstalling and reinstalling dropbox on a computer with each account to add space).
Your choice. You can also be of help on these forums and hope someone gives you a kudos. There's also the basic account setup and things you can do, but it does not add that much more space.Hope this helped!
- Mark7 years agoSuper User IIPlease do not do B - Dropbox have, and do, on a regular basis remove space acquired like that. They also do not just remove the space acquired via the fraud but all of your acquired space.
- Abue7 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Don't call it fraud, because it's not. You can have the e-mail accounts on your name and do refer a friend, that is not a problem, and no they do not remove the space acquired. I've had tens of friends do this before and their accounts have been fine for years. It's only time consuming for the user doing it and the fact that there's no real paid option other than a subscription is part of the problem in itself.
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