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They charged me for two subscriptions every month. I never signed up twice. They didn't allow me to cancel my subscription. I had to cancel my credit card that I was using to pay for their service. Truly horrible experience, do not sign up.
There are many promises such as unlimited storage space, free fast downloads. But even if you buy a premium membership, they impose random limitations. It's fine if you just want to upload and share files, but I definitely don't recommend it for professional work. If they improve themselves, maybe in the future they will reach good places. But not for now.
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