Hm. I guess it works for Enterprise etc, but not for small groups. I've got a high school club, 12 members. We use(d) Dropbox until we "ran out of space". Its $9.99/mo to "upgrade" and we ALL have to pay it.<p>So the business model (from our point of view) is: pay nothing until you're hooked, then its $1,400/year. Ouch! We have to find a different solution.<p>And what is that money paying for? Of course from Dropbox's point of view its "what the market will bear". But from the customer point of view?<p>They say its to "increase your space". But its MY disk drive, I already bought it. So that seems phoney right off.<p>Maybe for all the network transfer costs? Hm, we have 1Gb, to copy it all every week between all of our computers would annualize to a few dollars, not $1400.00.<p>I know they seem successful, but they're still leaving some folks out in the cold with this business model.