new to host, "throttled" but still overcharges?

new to host, "throttled" but still overcharges?

Posted by: hiep
Posted on: 2005-03-12 13:25:00

i just email customer support. while waiting, i'm curious to know whether i have to pay extra for "throttle" feature to work?

i have "crazy insane" host for less than 1 month, i throttled 1 domain at 10gb bandwith, another at 110gb. been busy over the weeks (final examinations are near), i put up some .wmv files to share with cousins in vietnam.

so with "throttle", once the domain's contents reach 110, it stop counting bandwidth right? that what i read from Knowledge Base.

i'm just a curious newbie, please help.
"the overcharge is $100something, i deleted the files already, dont know what my cousins done". i blamed myself to this. is there a way i can clear this out? thank you.

Re: new to host, "throttled" but still overcharges

Posted by: ardco
Posted on: 2005-03-12 16:22:00

>whether i have to pay extra for "throttle" feature to work?


> so with "throttle", once the domain's contents reach 110, it stop counting bandwidth right?

Yes, however, from this: "Note, throttling is only updated once a day! So even with throttling on, it's still possible for you to go over your limit if you suddenly get a large abnormal spike in traffic in one day. Be warned!"

And a user comment:

"This tells me that the lag between real bandwidth usage and the throttle
activation is about 2 days. So beware of it!"

BobS

Re: new to host, "throttled" but still overcharges

Posted by: hiep
Posted on: 2005-03-12 21:42:00

thanks ardco, i got replies from customer support, they kindly took off $70 from $110s charges for me. from now, i'm so awared of "throttle" :)

thank you.

Re: new to host, "throttled" but still overcharges

Posted by: user919
Posted on: 2005-03-13 08:23:00

last I saw bandwidth was fifty cents per GB over your allotment, so you went 220GB over?!?!

Wow! Well done :)

jason

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