thomas, you’re out of space—Dropbox features are paused.

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thomas, you are over your storage limit

You need more space in order to automatically sync with the cloud

You've used 147.82% of your Dropbox Basic account space. View your options Hi thomas,    Attention: Your Dropbox Basic account is still full. Your files have stopped syncing across your devices You cannot add new items to your Dropbox account We recommend that you take action now to avoid disruption. View 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

Storage alert: thomas, your Dropbox account is out of space

Take action to avoid disruption

You've used 147.82% of your Dropbox Basic account space. View your options Hi thomas,    Attention: Your Dropbox Basic account is full.   What this means: Your files have stopped syncing across your devices You cannot add new items to your Dropbox account We recommend that you take action now to avoid disruption. View 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

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