Dropbox referral thread

[Elemdee]

Dropbox: http://db.tt/7yf2AZQ 31 left

 

[BryanVest]

http://db.tt/PNrAVFD 30 remaining

 

[silvano]

updated links and remaining, added newcomers, and moved my link to the bottom of the list. Please keep your remaining links updated, so we can pass around the referrals.

 

[ZenMike]

http://db.tt/7j5IlZv - all remaining

 

[RitechSystems]

http://db.tt/gnsv0aK All remaining.

 

[allanc]

http://db.tt/1JROGy3 + 32 remaining

 

[dbdawn]

http://db.tt/xdUtS9J all remaining

 

[Benchtech]

I love DropBox why don't you

Do it for the kids!!!

http://db.tt/cn58wzx

 

[Xander]

Just checking: When you guys are setting up a customer with Dropbox (and there so few reasons not to), are you using your own referral link?

 

[Eddie]

Just checking: When you guys are setting up a customer with Dropbox (and there so few reasons not to), are you using your own referral link?

Yup, they're always happy with the extra space.

 

[JW The Computer Guy]

http://db.tt/4kQA2II all remaining

 

[Daifne]

Dropbox's new security policy implies that they lied about privacy from the start -- UPDATED - Boing Boing

 

[Xander]

The statement from Dropbox's CTO works for me: "The employees can't access your information." Sure, that's fine.

I'm storing stuff that's relevant to me and would be inconvenient to replace/rescan/etc. If I need to store something that requires absolute security, I can throw things into a password ZiP file or a Truecrypt file. If I have something that I think absolutely no one on Earth should see? I don't store it online, that's for sure.