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Payment Method
For drive.google.com, the payment method is managed through your Google Account. When you buy a Google service or something through a Google product, the payment info you provide is saved to your account.
Your first payment method must be a credit or debit card. After you've added a card, you can add other payment methods, like bank accounts.
To add a payment method, sign in to Payment Methods. At the bottom, click Add a payment method. Select the payment method you want to add. Follow the instructions to finish adding your payment method. If you’re asked to verify your payment method, choose an option from the list. Find and enter the verification code.
To change or remove a payment method, sign in to Payment Methods. Next to a payment method, click Edit or Remove.
Your individual Google payments profile stores info like: The name, address, and tax ID, when required legally, of who's responsible for the profile. Credit cards, debit cards, bank accounts, and other payment methods you’ve used to buy through Google in the past. Receipts and other info about past transactions. Subscriptions and recurring payments.
You can have multiple payments profiles if you: Change your home country or region: If you moved, are traveling, or have temporary residence in another country or region, you must create a new payments profile. Have a business payments profile: You may have an individual profile and a business profile tied to your Google Account.
For most purchases, go to Activity. For some purchases you made through Google products, go to Subscriptions. If you can’t find your purchase, sign in to the Google product where you made it and find it there.
Remember, all this information is managed and stored securely in your Google Account.
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Google Drive Alternatives
Here are the top 10 alternatives to drive.google.com:
- Sync.com - Known for its unmatched security.
- PCloud - Offers lots of free storage and excellent media playback.
- Icedrive - Known for zero-knowledge security and a tight privacy policy.
- Mega - A secure cloud storage service with a generous free plan.
- Koofr - Offers European privacy and cloud management capabilities.
- Microsoft OneDrive - A popular choice for Windows users.
- Dropbox - Known for its easy-to-use interface and file sharing capabilities.
- Box.com - Offers secure content management and collaboration.
- Tresorit - Known for its strong security and privacy features.
- SpiderOak One Backup - Offers a 'No Knowledge' privacy policy, meaning your data is completely private.
Each of these alternatives has its own unique features and advantages. It's recommended to explore each one to see which best fits your needs.
Google Drive Return Policy?
For drive.google.com, the return policy is tied to the Google Account. The Google storage plan purchases are non-refundable. The amount of storage purchased is retained for the length of the subscription, even if the subscription is cancelled. In some countries/regions, the subscription can be ended immediately and a partial refund can be received.
If the auto-renewal fails, a seven-day grace period is added to the subscription so that the payment information can be updated. During this grace period, access to the Google Account or the current storage plan is not lost. If Gmail is used and the auto-renewal fails, the storage plan is extended for seven days to update the payment information.
If the storage plan is cancelled or expires, all additional storage for the account is lost. If the storage quota is exceeded for 2 years, all content that counts towards the storage quota may be deleted. Once the no charge storage quota is reached or exceeded, Gmail can't send or receive messages, Google Drive can't sync or upload new files, and Google Photos can't back up any photos or videos.
The storage subscription can be cancelled at any time. After the cancellation of the subscription, a confirmation email of the subscription cancellation is received. On the start of the next month of the plan, the account is downgraded to the 15GB of personal storage for Google Drive, Google Photos, and Gmail.
Remember, all this information is managed and stored securely in the Google Account.
How To Open A Google Drive Account?
To open an account on drive.google.com, follow these steps:
- Go to the Google Account sign in page.
- Click Create account.
- Enter your name.
- In the Username field, enter a username.
- Enter and confirm your password.
- Click Next.
- Optional: Add and verify a phone number for your account.
- Click Next.
If you want to use an existing email address instead of a new Gmail:
- Go to the Google Account Sign In page.
- Click Create account.
- Enter your name.
- Click Use my current email address instead.
- Enter your current email address.
- Click Next.
- Verify your email address with the code sent to your existing email.
- Click Verify.
After creating your Google Account, you can access Google Drive with your Google Account. For business use, you may need a Google Workspace account. Remember, all this information is managed and stored securely in your Google Account.
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