Great technology derailed by user acquisition usurping customer experience.

I am a real estate photographer. Dropbox is the lifeblood of my business in terms of delivering content to my clients. So, why am I looking for a replacement? Because, in my opinion, Dropbox prioritized user acquisition for the company over ease of use for paying clients like myself. How? I have the Dropbox app on my Macbook and right click "transfer a copy" on a folder I want to share with a client. Dropbox makes a link. Perfect. I email the link to the client. They receive my email with a Dropbox "download" link for the media I sent. Perfect. What could go wrong. Well, let me tell you... When they click download, the files DO NOT DOWNLOAD. Instead, they are taken to another screen where in 30 point font at the top it reads "Log In or Sign Up" and the top 3/4 of the message is about them creating a Dropbox account. At the VERY bottom in 8 point font it says "or continue with download only." Too many clients just see that they need an account, they don't want to make an account. So they close the window and email me to send the files another way. In my opinion, this is because Dropbox prioritizes user acquisition for Dropbox over a seamless transfer of files for my business on my PAID account. Frankly, I feel it's tacky and insulting. If the top 3/4 was a big, bold download link and the bottom 1/4 was a "create an account" option, I could live with it, but in my experience, your ad is preventing my clients from getting my media which delays me being paid. I will continue to use Dropbox, but I am actively looking for a replacement and I have stopped recommending Dropbox to other photographers for this very reason. A file transfer company that makes people jump through hoops to transfer files. What a disappointment.