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broadcast traffic at 40%, is it normal to be charged for it?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by AbeFroman, Mar 30, 2002.

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    Hello,

    My broadcast traffic is at 40% and when I contacted burst about this unually high amout of traffic they said I am using the traffic and will be charged for it. Does anyone else here with the same broadcast traffic problem get charged for it? If I am using it I dont mind paying for it but I need to know which of my customers are using it so I can charge them.
     
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