CCBILL, I've built a script that monitors the response time on the join forms and..
 

Already last night I saw some interesting results..

At the exact moment the response time goes haywire at around 20:20 (8:20PM my server time) I have a hole with no sales for 4 hours and 30 minutes..

I know this red outburst doesn't last for 4 hours and 30 minutes, all I'm saying that it started EXACTLY when it did..

I will update when/if I have more interesting news..

Maybe, hopefully, this can help CCBILL find out why I, and others, experience these, out of the blue, holes with no sales for hours and hours.

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The script measures the response time in miliseconds once every 60 seconds.

a graphic without scale is useles...

Yeah, I just built this for personal use, so I kinda limited the hours put into it :)
The primary gold was to see when changes in performance is happening.

Very nice!!!!!!!!!

True, I like shiny things and if you shake your keys in front of me you could probably keep me interested in them for far too long but I have to say I am extremely impressed that you just decided to write a script for that and it worked LOL

Your answer may (but probably won't) be posted here shortly, so I have prepared the typical CCBill response.

"Everything is fine on our end. Are you using Internet Explorer?"

http://www.welovetheiraqiinformation...7-minister.jpg

so the second before that you had a sale?

hahaha I was on the phone trying to get a new remote and they asked what kind of batteries I used. When I told them they said "oh those kind do not work in the remotes" I said well the other TVs have the same kind and they all work. "oh well sometimes they do work" I thought the company was owned by CCBill or something

Biskoppen brings the volume yo :thumbsup

Interesting. Please keep us updated. Curious if this is going to be an ongoing pattern.

is that a time out switch or dimmer switch?

i like graphical stats

This certainly looks interesting and it's amazing that you built a script that does a better job of tracking sales than CCBill seems to have come up with.

woot woot...

BUMP!

nice to see someone doing something

Well you could set automated biller change when low response time is detected.

Long ago I used to do contract server support for a consulting house, and to get warranty parts you had to go through the compaq (or HP) support.

They made me switch the mouse to a compaq mouse before they would continue.

No red peaks since and no sales holes

Today sales looks awesome so far

Wow this is nice! I wish i had this a few years ago :thumbsup

Curious what you are seeing today with this.

Everything looks normal, a slow day though