Visit and click Tell us why you love Dropbox to start.
Commend (Feedback to) Dropbox (125 MB)įree 125 MB when you praise Dropbox or give them any feedback by telling Dropbox why you love Dropbox. Visit and click Follow Dropbox on Twitter to start.Ħ. Visit and click Connect your Twitter account to start.įree 125 MB when you follow on Twitter. Connect Twitter Account to Dropbox (125 MB)įree 125 MB when you connect Dropbox to your Twitter account. Visit and click Connect your Facebook account to start.Ĥ. Connect Facebook Account to Dropbox (125 MB)įree 125 MB when you connect Dropbox to your Facebook account. Invite some friends to join Dropbox (you just need to type in any email to send an invite to complete this task).ģ.Share a folder with friends or colleagues.Install Dropbox on other computers you use.You need to complete 5 out of 7 quests to earn 250MB. Complete the Get Started Process (250 MB)Īfter signing up for free Dropbox Basic account, visit where you are presented with a series of 7 tasks. If you want to sign up with a referral link, you can use ours: Ģ. You earn referral sign up bonus space, you need to install Dropbox desktop application and link it to email used to register for Dropbox account. Yes, your friend who invited you does earn 500 MB of free space to his or her account, but Dropbox does reward you with free 500 MB space too. Sign up with a Dropbox Referral Link (500 MB) Here’s a few ways which you can earn up to 21 GB (21.25 GB to be accurate) of free space to increase your Dropbox Basic (free) account total space to 23 GB (23.25 GB to be accurate), without having to upgrade to Dropbox Pro:ġ.
Luckily, Dropbox provides various ways for users to increase free space allocated to their Dropbox account, which can potentially add up to a total of 23 GB, a generous free storage space that exceeds 15 GB offered by Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive. Considering even the Apple is providing a more generous 5 GB free space for iCloud users who are known as willing to pay hefty price for any products from Apple, the 2 GB free space offered by Dropbox is just ‘mean’. When you sign up for Dropbox, you’re given a paltry 2 GB of free space automatically. Thanks to Dropbox robust API, most if not all of the apps or services that require transferring of files have Dropbox support built-in, making it even more essential to have enough and large disk storage space in Dropbox, especially the permanently free space that lasts forever.
Most importantly, Dropbox has become the dominant and de-facto file synchronization and backup cloud storage space service provider for most online, offline, desktop or mobile apps and services. Dropbox is a popular file hosting service that offers cloud storage, file synchronization, personal cloud, and client software.
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