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[telophase]

BTW, as I'm trying to stave off the point where I actually have to give Dropbox money*, if you sign up for a (free) Dropbox cloud storage account using my referral code, it'll throw an extra 500MB of space my way.


* It'll come one day. It'll come. Sooner than I expected, because it turns out the easiest way to swap the pictures I'm working on between my desktop and the Cintiq is via Dropbox and that 1TB of space for $10/month is looking awfully tempting right now. I have just gained 250MB by hooking up the Twitter account I keep solely for commercial things that give you free stuff for tweets (@chatproblem), and by following them with that account, which will do for today's needs but I anticipate the future will be tight on space. Especially as the picture I hope to paint today by following a tutorial I bought will probably fill up that extra space.

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[torachan]

Well, I have some extra email addresses, but unfortunately for you all your post did was give me the idea to sign them up under referrals from my own dropbox account to get me more space. XD

I use it for all the scanlations I collab on and so having tons of raw manga scans in there for all the series I'm working on can add up pretty quickly...

[kate_nepveu]

I used free Google Adwords credit to get referrals from random people, so if your web host gives you that, you might try doing that.

[meganbmoore.livejournal.com]

If you have a tablet, link it in. I forget how much space that gave me, but I haven't had the "drop box full" message since.

[inkblot14.livejournal.com]

I maxed out my freebie dropbox space using google adwords. I found an article on Lifehacker loooong ago (here: http://lifehacker.com/5851116/use-google-adwords-to-quickly-max-out-your-dropbox-referrals ) and for under $20 maxed out my referral quota. Not sure if adwords is still as easy to use, but it could be an option.

[lady-noremon.livejournal.com]

I wish I had known! I just signed-up for an account Friday :-(