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paulflute
2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Storage Space
Hi all..
I have a 13.5 gig storage on my account but I am suddenly unable to upload even to 2 gig..
I have an important work file that I can't even access..
I was a very very early dropbox ...
- 2 years ago
Hi paulflute, is it a shared folder, or a shared link?
Provided it's a shared folder, you should be able to view it using your sharing tab. Can you calculate its size using these steps, and let me know more?
Mark
2 years agoSuper User II
Have you checked you've not set up backups? www.dropbox.com/backups ?
Also the error wording on adding shared folders is not clear. If it says you need 2gb it means you need 2gb MORE than you have.
- paulflute2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Thanks Mark
I got an email from my colleague inviting me to share a folder..
but when I clicked the link it took me to the page in the first image saying that my account is out of storage
you can see form the dropdown that it also says that I have plenty..
second image shows my subscription.. any suggestions..
ta paul
- Nancy2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hi Paul! I hope you’re doing well.
The 2GB of space you see on your first screenshot is the default storage provided by Dropbox for Basic users. In order to see the actual space allocated to your Dropbox account, you’ll need to visit your Plan page (as shown on your second screenshot). So, it looks like you still have a total of 13.5GB on your account.
Can you please clarify what’s the size of the folder that your colleague invited you to?
- paulflute2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Hi Nancy. Thanks for your reply.
I don't know the size of the folder because his link just takes me to the page in the first image saying i need to buy more space..
I can copy the link in here for you.? Maybe you can see from your side.? Should I do that in this thread.?
Thanks paul
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