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That’s a long time to be charged for something you didn’t use, especially when it came as a surprise. I think the first step is to reach out directly to Dropbox’s customer support.
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It’s kind of like when other platforms ask for KYC verification to make sure you’re legit. I’d suggest clearing your browser cache or trying to log in from a different device. If it still doesn’t work, you might want to hit up Dropbox support.
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On a side note, I once had a similar problem while doing a project using Excel. I stumbled upon a website called MyExcelOnline that had some great tips and tricks for using Excel more efficiently. It's a handy resource if you’re looking to learn more about Excel.
