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thanks again

thanks Don for the great tips! That information will be very helpful. I just signed up one of my sites with tch. I was wondering if it will be possible to have my site put on a server nearest california. I didnt think of this until just now while reading some other threads. If not, then no biggie, I am confident that the speeds will be comprible for my users no matter where I end up.

Thanks again for the ultra fast reply! This information will help me decide on the best plan for each of my sites. Thanks!

Thank you for the fast reply Bruce! An email at 80% is helpful, however what happens if I dont get to a computer in time and it reaches 100%? Some hosting companies wont shut down your site for XX amount of hours to give the customer a chance to pay for more bandwidth. It has happened to me before, which is why I ask. My bandwidth shot from 20% useage to 140% within a matter of hours.

Hello, My friend who has been happy with your service referred me to TotalChoice. After reading through your forums, I am very confident I will be happy here. The attitude and friendly environment here is exactly opposite from the forums of my current host. I dont want to pollute your home with details about how awful they are so we'll just leave it at that. I plan on moving two of my sites over to TotalChoice. One of my sites has high traffic and I cant afford to have extended downtime. I would like to know, when I purchase my plan from TCH, will I be able to have access via IP so I can work on installing my forums before I switch my nameservers? I completely understand I will have some downtime, however I would like to minimize that as much as I can by installing my forums and restoring its database so that it is fully functional before I change my nameservers. Next question. One of my sites will be experiencing a spike in bandwith due to a publication in a magazine. If I go over my bandwith, how much time am I given before I am 'shutdown'? I have no clue when the spikes may occur, and I will happily pay for the additional bandwith. Due to my job, I may not be able to immediatly rush to a computer to remedy the issue. Thanks!