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thomas, you’ve hit your storage limit.

Your files aren't syncing across your devices.

You've used 147.82% of your Dropbox Basic account space.  Explore your options Hi thomas,   Your Dropbox Basic plan is full, and some features have stopped working: Keep syncing without interruption by switching to a plan with more space. Explore your options Explore your options Already updated your account? You can ignore this message. This email was sent to tchaniago@gmail.com Want to stop getting emails from Dropbox? Unsubscribe Dropbox, Inc., PO Box 77767, San Francisco, CA 94107