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" I made InboxCleaner free for life – just as long as you don’t mind being limited to only 50 deletes per day." Perhaps I'm not the heaviest twitter user, but
by usaar333 15y ago
" I made InboxCleaner free for life – just as long as you don’t mind being limited to only 50 deletes per day."
Perhaps I'm not the heaviest twitter user, but the free service would wipe every DM I've ever received in.. a day. I imagine a one-time fee would work better.
(On a related note, I wonder if Dropbox is also far too generous with their free offering; almost everyone I know uses the free tier as 2GB is a huge amount for docs that need syncing; I've used dropbox since it came out and am only at 20% of that).
- Joakal 15y agoDropbox creates a hash identity for the file and compresses it in the cloud. So stuff like a song isn't uploaded or even stored twice. I assume it's still counted towards the usage.
- nopassrecover 15y agoI think the point wasn't about the cost to Dropbox so much as the opportunity cost (i.e. a lot more people would convert if the free package wasn't so good). Then again maybe if the free package wasn't so good, people wouldn't be such Dropbox fans.