What dose that mean?
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This action has caused you to move to a higher image hosting tier. This change will be reflected in your monthly billing.
Sorry didn't know it cut off
Sorry didn't know it cut off
June... hopefully this link will help. I do not know what plan you are on. But you will be able to compare plans and you may even be able to delete some of your photos that are no longer being used to stay within the plan you are now on.
http://www.auctiva.com/about/AuctivaPricing.aspx
To see how much of your plan you are using you can log in and go to the tab that says "IMAGES". In the center section of that page you will see "MY IMAGE HOSTING USAGE" under that it will tell what you are using. It has green bar beside it showing "CURRENT USAGE"
Hope this helps some.
Vickie
http://stores.ebay.com/VICKIES-VARIETY
http://www.auctiva.com/about/AuctivaPricing.aspx
To see how much of your plan you are using you can log in and go to the tab that says "IMAGES". In the center section of that page you will see "MY IMAGE HOSTING USAGE" under that it will tell what you are using. It has green bar beside it showing "CURRENT USAGE"
Hope this helps some.
Vickie
http://stores.ebay.com/VICKIES-VARIETY
June,
Vickie is correct in her post. The message you received is due to your having uploaded more images than your plan allows. For the $2.95 plan, your allowance is 500 megabytes and for the $9.95 plan and the $19.95 plan the limit is twice as much, or 1 Gigabyte.
As things stand you will be billed for the overage. However, if you delete some images right away to get your image hosting storage back underneath the plan limit, you can file a support case and ask them to credit you for the extra amount you will be billed. You can find out how much storage you are using currently; here is an FAQ that will tell you how you can easily do that.
As far as how to delete images, there are several methods you can use. We've got a tutorial that explains these; you will find it by clicking this link.
I hope this is helpful to you.
Vickie is correct in her post. The message you received is due to your having uploaded more images than your plan allows. For the $2.95 plan, your allowance is 500 megabytes and for the $9.95 plan and the $19.95 plan the limit is twice as much, or 1 Gigabyte.
As things stand you will be billed for the overage. However, if you delete some images right away to get your image hosting storage back underneath the plan limit, you can file a support case and ask them to credit you for the extra amount you will be billed. You can find out how much storage you are using currently; here is an FAQ that will tell you how you can easily do that.
As far as how to delete images, there are several methods you can use. We've got a tutorial that explains these; you will find it by clicking this link.
I hope this is helpful to you.