Help Dropbox usage and referral

[Graz]

I haven't seen a thread on this forum directly about Dropbox. If you aren't using it you should be, it's a great tool to share files across all platforms (pc, phones, etc). You get 2 gigs of storage space free, if you use the referral below you will get a 250mb upgrade for signing up.

If others want to put their referral links feel free!

http://db.tt/aOvoVnEr

 

[gbiggie]

http://db.tt/YWmFaQKu

Excellent!

 

[SecretAgentMan]

Dropbox is ok, but I prefer Sugarsync. Dropbox forces you to use their folder for file syncing. Sugarsync allows you to sync your existing folders.

Sugarsync gives you 5 GB free - signup HERE.

 

[MedfordMan]

I'll toss mine in the mix. Could use the extra 250 mb if you use my link. Of course you will get an extra 250 mb as well!

http://db.tt/HLBOzoT

 

[redbaron1324]

The bonus in now 500 mb.
Please follow the link in the next post to get 500 additional space for both of us.

 

[redbaron1324]

The bonus in now 500 mb.
Please follow the link below to get 500 additional space for both of us.
http://db.tt/l4kFNXqr

 

[redsox985]

I might as well too.

http://db.tt/7l0GkHzT

 

[SecretAgentMan]

Dropbox is ok, but I prefer Sugarsync. Dropbox forces you to use their folder for file syncing. Sugarsync allows you to sync your existing folders.

Sugarsync gives you 5 GB free - signup HERE.

After comparing the two, I still prefer Sugarsync. It gives you more flexibility, and I think your data is more secure.

 

[doogald]

After comparing the two, I still prefer Sugarsync. It gives you more flexibility, and I think your data is more secure.

I have tried both, and I think both are fine. I am not sure why you think that SugarSync is more secure - their user policies are similar to DropBox's. If you want security, then SpiderOak is probably the best choice (though I understand that the Android app is not all that good.)

I have decided on Dropbox (I pay for 50 GB of storage), but mostly because the Mac app uses less system resources than the SugarSync app (the last that I checked), and because there are far more third-party apps that support using Dropbox for syncing than support SugarSync. That said, it's a minor tipping point for me - both apps are very good.