Really annoying about CCBill stats
 

the Session Expire Window !
It really drives me mad some times. Am I the only one?
I once had suggested to them to let you choose an expire date by yourself or to make it 60 minutes, but never got an answer on it.... :smiling_b

(oh I don't say that CCBill is bad, just pointing out 1 thing I don't like)

Good people, but product needs an overhaul

everything?????

I agree, their interface is lacking.

Stop crying Maurice and better put some beers in the cooler :2 cents:

it's not really a massive annoyance... but it could be changed.

I know that you have lots of free time. Unfortunately I don't and because of the CCBill short sessions I don't have time for your beers. Better take some frozen beers with you tonight :winkwink:

I must agree

Agreed...

I hate frozen beers :upsidedow

cool beer rules !!!!

I am not a fan of cc

use StatsRemote you cheap ass

Thanks for the nice comment :winkwink:
but I already do that. With 450+ CCBill account I sometimes have to login though.................... :2 cents:

bump 4 more votes

Personally I would prefer a current timestamp instead of the last time I logged in...

nobody of ccbill around here ??

Get some new programmers CCBill. Everything is possible to program. Don't tell me that this is so difficult. What am I paying all those fees for?

This thing still drives me nuts!

They are working on it, in fact on another board they are asking for suggestions.

Hint please . . . I have a few. Like, being able to look up members by state.

I agree, just tonight ive had to login at least 20 times... :(

could use some new and renewd features :thumbsup

Nope! You definitely aren't the only one!

Our admin/systems were designed to be complaint with Visa CISP regulations. Although seemingly inconvenient, one of the user authentication and password rules is:

"If a session has been idle for more than 15 minutes, require the user to re-enter the password to re-activate the terminal."

Many people are not aware that this was done to ensure compliancy with strict security rules/policies, although again, some may find it inconvenient.

I've only had it happen a few times.

That explains a lot of things...

I was actually surprised when people contact me to lower the time for them, they seem to understand when I explain. Direct reference from the rules below:

8.5.15: "If a session has been idle for more than 15 minutes, require the use to re-enter the password to re-activate the terminal."

OMG :upsidedow