Dropbox increase their referral limit to 8 GB. Let us help each other!

nielsen

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With Dropbox you get a 2 GB of free storage online that you can easily upload files through their website, but where it really gets smart on the computer (Mac, PC, Linux (iPhone)) here is for a Dropbox folder where all the files you have available online is also available in, and all the files present in it are also online.

Let me tell you about how I use it.
Home with me, we have 3 computers (1 Mac 2 PCs), and each time I've made a file that I want to access from another computer, I save the Dropbox folder, after which it is available online and at all 3 computers. On the way Dropbox works both as a backup and usb key.
I also use it at school, where we have been working on a project task. There was Dropbox useful when 3 people should have the latest version of the paper I wrote, and I have the latest version of their.

To get more users Dropbox offers extra space for all who refer users to them and anyone who takes on references.

What I thought was that we all help each other. All those who have not yet Dropbox can use the links being posted here (and thus get more space) And all those who have Dropbox can put links out here (and also get more space).

And remember to edit your post (remove the link) when your limit is reached.

I hope that we can all help each other.

My referral link is:https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTYyMTgwNzA5
 
Seems pretty neat.
But I only have one computer, so I don't really have a need for it.
 
Seems pretty neat.
But I only have one computer, so I don't really have a need for it.

It's also a free version of Norton Online Backup (Which I use, thanks to Symantec giving me free keys for everything due to my work)... So when you get a virus or your computer fails, you don't want to have a backup source?

Suit yourself.
 
now these links are only for 1 pc each if i understand correctly??
 
It's also a free version of Norton Online Backup (Which I use, thanks to Symantec giving me free keys for everything due to my work)... So when you get a virus or your computer fails, you don't want to have a backup source?

Suit yourself.

All of my files (even just the important ones) are much larger than the 2GB or 8GB.
And I don't need to worry about viruses and I can just buy another harddrive and RAID 1 them.
Even though I thought about getting this for my Photo Shop stuff. Eh.
 

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