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Giorgio_Xo 09-05-2004 09:39 AM

iBill CMI Down!
 
Ist kaput.

directfiesta 09-05-2004 09:43 AM

Transactions OK, but reporting ( cmi ) temporarely ( Frances ) down...

Giorgio_Xo 09-05-2004 09:46 AM

Frances? You mean to tell me their host doesn't have redundant power supplies? Weather shouldn't affect the internet.

MandyBlake 09-05-2004 10:48 AM

They do have redundant power supplies.
Transactions are running normally. The CMI/reporting is just down.
Don't worry. :)

eisbaer 09-05-2004 12:34 PM

ibillcs is down too. Customers can't cancel at the moment.

PiksalDesign 09-05-2004 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by eisbaer
ibillcs is down too. Customers can't cancel at the moment.
wich is total bullshit.
if somone gets rebilled due to them not being able to
cancel, i would hope ibill does something about this.

bad business is bad business. =/


Im an ibill user, so im not slaming, much. :thumbsup

Webby 09-05-2004 12:40 PM

Sad to hear it! :1orglaugh

As long as they are still processing - and if cancellations are a problem - that's just a bonus! :winkwink:

Fabien 09-05-2004 12:44 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by eisbaer
ibillcs is down too. Customers can't cancel at the moment.
:Graucho

KGucci 09-05-2004 01:26 PM

iBill is processing transactions. Data is secure. We appreciate your patience as we work to get our other systems back online.

Shoplifter 09-05-2004 01:59 PM

It looks like the 900 is totally down for us and even tho the join pages are loading all transactions have been through our secondary since about 6 am.

I'm not too upset, considering it's a damn Hurricane.

iBillGreg 09-05-2004 02:11 PM

iBill's web900 service is currently down due to lost connections with the telcos. We are working to restore connection and hope to have it back up ASAP.

Please be aware we are processing all other transactions. We appreciate your patience as we work to to restore all systems.

Jake 09-05-2004 02:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by iBillGreg
iBill's web900 service is currently down due to lost connections with the telcos. We are working to restore connection and hope to have it back up ASAP.

Please be aware we are processing all other transactions. We appreciate your patience as we work to to restore all systems.

Your information is inaccurate. We don't use iBill for subscriptions so I can't comment there, we do however use iBill for tangibles and when any of the "buy" buttons are clicked the user is taken to the following page: http://cartcc.ibill.com/cart.ihtml?s...&prodcode=D002. So you are in fact, "down" for the purpose of processing tangibles as well.

It's bad enough that processing is down due to a little wind and rain but then you send the user to a page the states: "...Transaction processing is NORMAL and all transactional data is secure..."

That certainly doesn't inspire much confidence at all.

Giorgio_Xo 09-05-2004 02:40 PM

I spend hundreds of dollars a day with Google AdWords which are sent to iBill sponsors. How am I suppose to feel comfortable? iBill had 4 days to prepare for Frances.

FaberX 09-05-2004 03:08 PM

Exactly, even when iBill is saying that processing is working normally, as far as I could test, with 5 different people from states all over the map, none of us has been able to complete a transaction. Error reported is Bank is down, please try again later.
This will seriously affect my trust in iBill, more being that I'm in SoFla, and Frances was less than half what we were expecting until 2 days ago.
Any info on when this is gonna be solved and go back to normal?

Jake 09-05-2004 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by iBillGreg
iBill's web900 service is currently down due to lost connections with the telcos. We are working to restore connection and hope to have it back up ASAP.

Please be aware we are processing all other transactions. We appreciate your patience as we work to to restore all systems.

Quote:

Originally posted by Jake
Your information is inaccurate. We don't use iBill for subscriptions so I can't comment there, we do however use iBill for tangibles and when any of the "buy" buttons are clicked the user is taken to the following page: http://cartcc.ibill.com/cart.ihtml?s...&prodcode=D002. So you are in fact, "down" for the purpose of processing tangibles as well.

It's bad enough that processing is down due to a little wind and rain but then you send the user to a page the states: "...Transaction processing is NORMAL and all transactional data is secure..."

That certainly doesn't inspire much confidence at all.

Was hoping for some sort of response from iBill here?

Shoplifter 09-05-2004 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FaberX
Exactly, even when iBill is saying that processing is working normally, as far as I could test, with 5 different people from states all over the map, none of us has been able to complete a transaction. Error reported is Bank is down, please try again later.
This will seriously affect my trust in iBill, more being that I'm in SoFla, and Frances was less than half what we were expecting until 2 days ago.
Any info on when this is gonna be solved and go back to normal?

I am seeing the same thing. It's up, but it's only working about 20% of the time. We have had a few Ibill signups but almost all surfers are choosing the backup which tells me they are not able to complete transactions.

I'm not trying to be negative about Ibill here, but I hope they will look at this and double check everything especially if this continues for more than a few hours further.

Giorgio_Xo 09-05-2004 06:48 PM

I had one of my long time surfers purchase a membership through one of my links since he planning on renewing his access. The transaction was successful and he did receive a confirmation email.


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