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need dropbox space (anyone want to use my referral?)
13 years ago
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Yo.
I use dropbox for work and stuff; as you guys may or may not know, it's a cloud-syncing application that lets you keep files across multiple computers. Howeverrrrr, I am also using the free version so that I don't have to pay a monthly subscription. And! I'm about to run out of space.
I will probably try to find some way to increase the space using some other perk from them, but in the meantime, is there anyone out there who doesn't have dropbox yet that could (pretty please) sign up with my referral link? Just one referral should net me enough space for the app to stop nagging. It would be much appreciated :3
http://db.tt/Z4FaWBEP
If not, no big deal, either. I'll find some way to free up some space on the thing -- Even though I only use Dropbox for work, there's a lot of old projects and dupe files on there which can probably be moved to a more traditional backup medium.
I use dropbox for work and stuff; as you guys may or may not know, it's a cloud-syncing application that lets you keep files across multiple computers. Howeverrrrr, I am also using the free version so that I don't have to pay a monthly subscription. And! I'm about to run out of space.
I will probably try to find some way to increase the space using some other perk from them, but in the meantime, is there anyone out there who doesn't have dropbox yet that could (pretty please) sign up with my referral link? Just one referral should net me enough space for the app to stop nagging. It would be much appreciated :3
http://db.tt/Z4FaWBEP
If not, no big deal, either. I'll find some way to free up some space on the thing -- Even though I only use Dropbox for work, there's a lot of old projects and dupe files on there which can probably be moved to a more traditional backup medium.
50 free gigs
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sho......php?t=1567695
You could get a free 23 gigs for a limited time if you install this APK.
I haven't tried it, but it's worth a shot.
http://blog.dropbox.com/?p=1228
I used a trick lifehacker recommended twice.
My sister had a referral I could use, and I had a spare one from host gator. So.. That meant two $100 (maybe?) towards my goal of max referrals. Worked AMAZINGLY well, provided you didn't waste your Adwords credit on keywords that didn't pay well. (Dropbox converted a TON better than free online storage did, and was about a dollar per click.)
If you'd be insterested for more cost-effective solution in future, there's the pro version of Mediafire, which is only 10 US$/month with unlimited storage space. And each file can be up to 4 GB (which is kinda standart considering a lot of systems are still using FAT-format by default instead of NTSF, I assume).
Just a suggestion from a person constantly looking for best deals for the money.
Every time I make a new build to test, I need my team members to see it right away. Sometimes several builds to test small permutations can occur mere seconds from each other! It's definitely not something mediafire is suited to xwx
But thank you for the suggestion.
Also, there's another promo going on as well for another 3GB permanently, using thumb drives or other USB devices you connect to your computer that you have dropbox installed on. It works exactly the same way as the previous promo I mentioned above.