n this video I will show you how to get up to 24.18 gigabytes of free Dropbox space.
Dropbox has unfortunately reduced the amount of free space you can get with the Camera Uploads feature to 3 gigabytes. If you have previously used the feature to upload videos to Dropbox, you can still get up to 5 gigabytes, even if you haven't gotten there yet. This sadly means that users who have not previously used the camera uploads feature can only get a maximum of 22.18 gigabytes of free space. :-(
You no longer need to have an education email address to get extra referral space. Dropbox now gives this bonus to everyone! This means that you get 512 MB for every referral (up to 16 GB on a free account, 32 GB on a paid account. If you have all ready referred people, you should get the space difference credited to your account in a couple of days.
The links you will need are:
http://db.tt/1Hx6lnn - Download Dropbox with 256 megabytes of extra space (my referral link) (the letter after 6 is an uppercase i, not a 1 or lowercase L).
http://dropbox.com/free - Link Dropbox with your social media accounts and write a sentence about why you love Dropbox to receive up to 768 megabytes of free space.
http://dropbox.com/referrals - Tell your friends about Dropbox. Each time one of them signs up using your link you both get 256 megabytes extra.*
http://forums.dropbox.com/forum-build... - Download a beta version of Dropbox which includes automatic uploads from cameras. For every 500 megabytes of photos and videos you upload from a camera, you get 500 megabytes of free Dropbox space (up to 3 gigabytes of extra space. You can connect a camera directly to your computer or upload from the camera's memory card.
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