The forums I admin at run through bandwidth like crazy, and we're not hardly as busy as AA.net. They have upwards of 30 members online at once. Six gigs a day does seem kinda large, but they are very well using over 2 gigs a day by just taking a quick look at their site and forums.

[Maze]

Phosphoric I don't know if you ever ran your own site, but 4000 hits may seem small, but they're just for one page. Consider other visited pages. The main problem is the forum. With a 1000 members and 130 total users online now and then that takes a lot of traffic.

Justin is right. The forums went threw the bandwidth like crazy.

[General Waffen]

I am getting that message too. What the hell is wrong with AA.net ? ? ? ? ? ? . Do you think they reached there maxium amount

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"Nicht Durcheinander mit Den Deutsch"
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by General Waffen:
I am getting that message too. What the hell is wrong with AA.net ? ? ? ? ? ? . Do you think they reached there maxium amount

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Read up. The webmaster of AA.net explained why, and yes, they did cross over their maximum bandwidth per month.

[quiet]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Maze:
Phosphoric I don't know if you ever ran your own site, but 4000 hits may seem small, but they're just for one page. Consider other visited pages. The main problem is the forum. With a 1000 members and 130 total users online now and then that takes a lot of traffic.

Justin is right. The forums went threw the bandwidth like crazy. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Well, even though it ended up in the demise of using this particular host, that's quite a compliment if you think about it.