bandwidth usage sight down?

[fiddle_sticks]

I think iburst finally managed the impossible, they made a terrible website worse.
I dont know how they did it but it has become really slow, not to mention the design errors.

I can only use that sight while using my windows machine, if i use Linux with Firefox nothing works.

But my main problem is that now not even the bandwidth meter is working.

Is this just me?

Any fixes?

 

[who.is.michael]

Nope to fixes - it is just badly designed and subsequently modules (also of poor design) were added, which affected the functionality of the site...

To check your bandwidth usage go to: https://helpdesk.wbs.co.za/webpopup/usage.html

 

[prc66]

hey fiddle,

you can always design one yourself and send it in to them. if you're really good then they'll for sure offer you the job of redesigning.

 

[Turiko]

The site, and their entire network is having issues today... all very slow.

 

[ambo]

Is this just me?

No - the bandwidth page and the email notifications have both been broken since the OSS upgrade over the weekend.

 

[who.is.michael]

Nope to fixes - it is just badly designed and subsequently modules (also of poor design) were added, which affected the functionality of the site...

To check your bandwidth usage go to: https://helpdesk.wbs.co.za/webpopup/usage.html

Ok, the above link does not seem to be valid any more use the one below:

https://www.iburst.co.za/default.aspx?link=ss_bandwidth_booster

 

[-toady-]

Both Thursday and Friday last week the old man couldnt get in to check our bandwidth. Your recall WE have to log in via Ian Halliday's password as it is?

On Friday the postman delivered a snailmail from tradepage to say that they now are open for enquiries and business over weekends. SNAILMAIL? From our server???

On Saturday morning my husband put the number to the test and enquired about the inability to check the bandwidth. He was told that the iBurst server had been down all week and that, if desired they would arrange to send us more bandwidth despite being unable to check....
I figure Internet Tards will always be at the mercy of the Crooked ......

All the old man had to do was pull the power plug out of the modem and leave it for 10 minutes and restart.... sounds like monkey business but hey.....