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Old 10-13-2018, 10:27 AM   #52
DoctorOhh
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Dropbox has a generous refer a friend and sometimes other bonuses so you can get up to 15gb free, eventually.
Over time they have had various extras, I currently have earned 20.75 GB of space on my 2 GB free Dropbox account for a total of 22.75 GB. My calibre library is about 16.25 GB so I still have room for expansion.

2 GB base free account
15 GB of referral
1 GB for linking with the mailbox app
3 GB for allowing camera uploads
.75 GB for simple tasks (twitter, Getting Started etc...)
1 GB Unaccounted for (can't remember what hoop I jumped through)

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If you put everything into one obscure cloud solution with over generous free limits, they could go bust at any time.
I had 975 GB for free on cloud.com, it was fun while it lasted.

Anything I have in the cloud is a backup of something I have stored locally somewhere.

Mega now has a windows app to easily sync or download large or small files to their cloud.

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