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  • shermo
    • Sep 2026

    #1

    CCBill downtime..

    What's going on with the CCBill downtime? I can't find anything on the subject, but I'm just curious. DOes anybody have any info? Is it another DDOS attack?
  • KaLi
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2003
    • 4371

    #2
    Originally posted by shermsshack
    What's going on with the CCBill downtime? I can't find anything on the subject, but I'm just curious. DOes anybody have any info? Is it another DDOS attack?
    Yeah, I know it sucks... Dunno anthing about it though. Why aren't you answering ICQ's? lol!

    icq:160-417-630

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    • DreamCumTrue
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2003
      • 2985

      #3
      every1 is having issues with them

      maybe its a "glitch"

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      • shermo

        #4
        Originally posted by DreamCumTrue
        every1 is having issues with them

        maybe its a "glitch"
        These glitches aren't healthy when running a series of sites, while promoting a batch of other sites that utilize their billing solutions.

        Is it time to switch over to cascading, or even merchant accounts? I know internal stat programs such as MPA2 scare away a lot of affiliates, but thousands of dollars are being lost everytime there is a glitch. This is the 3rd downtime this month, and I know it's personally cost me a nice chunk of change.

        Is there any news on this situation? It's starting to worry me a bit.

        Kali: I haven't received any ICQ's. I'm at the office though...What is it you need? Hit me up if it's for a quick question or if it's in relation to Ghostcash. Otherwise shoot me an email and I'll check it when I get home.

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        • OY
          Industry Pioneer
          • Oct 2002
          • 5401

          #5
          Originally posted by shermsshack
          These glitches aren't healthy when running a series of sites, while promoting a batch of other sites that utilize their billing solutions.

          Is it time to switch over to cascading, or even merchant accounts? I know internal stat programs such as MPA2 scare away a lot of affiliates, but thousands of dollars are being lost everytime there is a glitch. This is the 3rd downtime this month, and I know it's personally cost me a nice chunk of change.

          No matter what processor goes down, you should always cascade, to protect yourself. If it isnt one, its the other, and if not the other, then something else is up. Scrubbing is up a bit here, then a bit over there, processor a or b or c - who cares.

          Own merchant account, smart, if you can handle it...

          Do it all, and make sure you protect yourself, because no one else will...

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