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Sorry you cannot create this account because this would excceed your alloted bandwidt

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by aphosting, Jul 29, 2005.

  1. aphosting

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    I have tried to add a new account through WHM but i am getting the message below.

    Sorry you cannot create this account because this would excceed your alloted bandwidth. You have exceeded your bandwidth allotment by 200 Megabytes!

    I have tried to go through and drop the size of the bandwidth, but it wont allow me, - I seem to be in some type of loop, please can anyone help? - Thanks :confused:
     
    #1 aphosting, Jul 29, 2005
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    wait till 1st day of month, should work, is it resslller account?
     
    #2 rusel, Aug 1, 2005
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    Thanks -

    You were right! - and yes it is a reseller account so I don't understan why that happened, but thanks anyway!

    L.
     
    #3 aphosting, Aug 4, 2005
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    Your webhost didnt allow you to oversell ;)
     
    #4 gorilla, Aug 4, 2005
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    hahaha

    Heaven's sake, please explain your Webhost to increase Bandwidth. It doesn't cost them anything. They sit on a 100Mbps port, and get nearly 1400GB monthly traffic.

    Its a pain on their head also, as they keep getting such messages.

    Why be like a petty web host troubling resellers. My view is to give maximum to a reseller and gain from his gain.

    Cheers !

    Lets have cola tonight :D
     
    #5 suraksh, Aug 6, 2005
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    Erm no. How do you know they're on a 100Mbps port with 1400GB of data transfer? They could just as easily be on a 10Mbps port with 10GB of data transfer. Data transfer is not necessarily cheap (especially depending on which country you are in), it just appears so because some large server providers oversell it massively because few people attain such high rates.
     
    #6 chirpy, Aug 6, 2005
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