Virtual Hosts: What's normal policy?
 

One of my sites was "disabled" at midnight because it exceeded the bandwidth for the month.

Is this normal for virtual host accounts? i.e. No email to warn me. No email to tell me it's been disabled. No nothing. And - about 4 hrs after the event, I cannot raise anyone via icq or email. Must be :sleep

:helpme

I would not think that was normal practice..:(

a normal feature with most cpans is to email your when youreach 80%
then well depends if they have an overage fee, if they dont then you should inquire about one

if not, i suppose they can disable it

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I will fix you up straight away if you wish, i have something in mind you might be interested in.

I see your in Melb, were probably nieghbors..:)

hehe, me too, who isnt in melbourne :)

Your Virtual A looks .... amazing. I'll be sure to get in touch if things don't work themselves out in a satisfactory fashion where I'm at now.

np mate, if you want to contact me soon, i have an even better deal for you :)

Don't tell me your the guy across the road (with curly hair). I always thought he kept weird hours...

No that's probably IMP. I don't go outside..

Your sig is kinda big.

thanks

Youre not from Melbourne..:glugglug

but he is probably just as special anyway

:winkwink:

not not a regular practice at all...you should move to another company...

Cpanel only mails the customer if they have put their email address in their control panel . . . many do not. We contact you directly the first time. If you choose to do nothing about the situation we will not continue to contact you regarding the same. Your account will simply go offline for the remainder of the month once your bandwidth allocation has been exhausted.

Richard,

contact me webair will match any plan you find and then some...our proprietary software notifies you daily weekly or monthly as to where you are at bandwidth wise...not to mention we are launching our proprietary control panel this week as well.

Feel free to contact me at your convenience.

Thank you