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I think they only offer such a large amount free because they don't allow you to store large files and that is what they want you to pay for. Edit: you can see
by catinsocks 13y ago
I think they only offer such a large amount free because they don't allow you to store large files and that is what they want you to pay for.
Edit: you can see here maximum file size is 250mb without paying https://www.box.com/pricing/ https://www.box.com/pricing/
- jeffdavis 13y ago"they don't allow you to store large files and that is what they want you to pay for...you can see here maximum file size is 250mb without paying" I found that comment a bit jarring. Is 250MB file size max and 50GB total storage for free considered to be stingy now?
- Dylan16807 13y agoThe 50GB is irrelevant because we're talking about file size. And yes, 250MB is 'not large', in that it blocks super bulky video files.
- morganherlocker 13y agoI would venture to say that most people use dropbox and similar services for image sync. Sure people use it for all sorts of things, but I would bet that the majority is images.
- jlgaddis 13y agoYep, I got 50 GB free a while back (I don't remember with/from what) so I planned to use it for backing stuff up. After I discovered that the file size limit was 250 MB I had to reconfigure things in order to split files at ~200 MB in size. (See also the limits on monthly transfer.) Now I just use Amazon Glacier and my "Box" is empty.