6) Try Out The Mailbox Appĭropbox aren’t resting on their laurels. All you need to do is to fill in a single box with your opinions of their service and, once they receive it, they’ll upgrade your account with an extra 125mb of storage space. 5) Send Your Feedbackĭropbox are willing to “pay” you for your feedback in the form of free cloud storage. Doing so will not only make it easier for you to recommend Dropbox to your friends (and earn free rewards) but also to effortlessly share any files in your Dropbox account. In light of this, Dropbox is willing to bribe you to connect your Facebook and/or Twitter profiles to your Dropbox account. One of the real strengths of the Dropbox backup service is just how easy they make it to share files and folders with other people. Here you can invite all your contacts from Gmail, individually email your friends or even share your unique link on Facebook or Twitter. Simply sign int o your Dropbox account and visit the referrals page. There is a maximum limit to 16gb but you’d have to have quite a lot of friends to hit that sort of storage limit! Every time a friend that you sent to Dropbox installs the free Dropbox software on their computer, you’ll earn an extra 500mb of storage. 3) Recommend A Friendĭropbox are one of the very few online backup companies to offer a “refer a friend” bonus. If you’re willing to miss out on all that click-happy fun then simply by taking Dropbox’s 8-step tour you’ll earn an extra 250mb of storage space. However Dropbox would like you to follow their instructions to get started as quickly and easily as possible. Given the option, I’d far rather just play about, clicking buttons here and there to see what happens. Like most men, I hate to read the instruction manual when I buy any new gadget and my online activities are no different. Having a long hard look through your account and removing files as necessary can be a surpisingly effective strategy to “declutter” and save space. It may be that some files are of no use to you any more, or that you have multiple copies of the same file stored in your Dropbox account. The first suggestion for making the most of your free storage account is simply to check through all the files you’re currently backing up to see if there are any that you no longer need. Luckily though there are a number of ways to get more storage space on Dropbox without it costing you the earth. With only 2gb of storage space currently offered with free Dropbox accounts it really doesn’t take long before you’ve exhausted your free storage space. If you’re an existing Dropbox customer but you’re finding that you’re running out of space all too soon it may be time for a larger account.
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