That’s a clever workaround! I didn’t think about using different accounts. Has anyone done this without issues?
I’ve tried using browser extensions to manage downloads. Tools like JDownloader can help handle MEGA links effectively and can save you from the upgrade trap.
I guess you can also clear cookies or use incognito mode to trick MEGA. But be warned, it can be hit or miss depending on how they detect usage patterns!
Has anyone experienced issues with their download speeds in incognito mode? I feel like MEGA is always watching us!
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I wonder if MEGA’s policies will change soon. It feels like they’re pushing for more subscribers by limiting downloads, which is frustrating for casual users like us.
Exactly! I wish they’d offer better options for occasional users without forcing upgrades.
One can always hope for change! Meanwhile, switching to another file host could be an alternative if MEGA continues to frustrate you.
Let’s not forget about sharing links with friends! You might be able to split the downloads through collaborations. Teamwork makes the dream work!
Good point! I could always ask a friend if they have an account to help me through this limit.
Does anyone else feel like MEGA is just another way to trap users into subscription services? It’s all about the money!
Totally agree! It’s a shame that services can’t be more user-friendly without a price tag attached.
I think it’s time for a humorous approach! Why doesn’t MEGA just send us reminders like, ‘Hey, don’t forget to eat your vegetables…and upgrade your account!’ 
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I’ve been using MEGA for a while now, and I understand the frustration with their download limits. I once hit a cap during a crucial project and had to wait 6 hours to download again. It’s tough!
That’s a rough situation. I switched to Google Drive after similar experiences. Their sharing and downloading options are more user-friendly, and I rarely hit download limits.
I had the same issue with MEGA last month. It’s irritating when you just want to get your files. Alternatives like pCloud have been working better for me, and I like their policies.
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I’ve found that using Dropbox offers more flexibility and less hassle than MEGA. Highly recommend checking it out if you’re looking for viable options.
Did you ever consider that MEGA’s limitations could push you towards upgrading, even if you don’t need more features? It feels a bit like a forced upgrade sometimes.
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Exactly! It seems like they use these limits to pressure users. Just make sure to weigh your options before committing to an upgrade.
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Honestly, the hassle with MEGA has made me think about switching to OneDrive. They have more lenient policies and I’ve had a much smoother experience.
Anyone else feel like the ‘free’ services are becoming a joke? MEGA used to be great, but the limits are really making me reconsider my options.