(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I was going to place this in the questions section here, but it looks like a ghost town. Two replies, etc, etc, and the only person browsing that area was me. :fa:

So anyways, my girlfriend just called me at work and told me we received a bill for going over our bandwidth. Something like...50 cents for each number we go over, and we have an allowance for 50, but we went over by 67 or some shit. Anyways, I'm asking if any of you guys know a free software to help me with this issue. I found some, but they want money. I would have posted this in the premiums section, but that had 5 viewers. And honestly, the premium section is a wasteland now because of PP. All help will suffice, and be greatly appreciated. If anyone knows something abour cracked versions of some awesome bandwidth software programs, feel free to PM me. {If that's against the rules, I"m sorry. I don't think it is, hence, why I mentioned it.}

So this is for a cell phone? (I'm sorta lost by you saying each number but that can refer to 50, 51, 52, 53 or calling in a way..)

If it is for a phone we would need to know what type of phone you have since not everything is compatible on everything.

Is this for internet usage? If it is, you should be able to go into your modem settings and set the bandwidth to what you want.

He means using his 3G usage, his plan has a limited allowance and he wants to know how to limit that, using his internet at home wont charge him at all.
But to answer the question I have no idea how to limit that cause i have unlimited so sorry

OK guys, allow me to clarify. I forgot I posted this. Anyways, it's for my internet at home. I have 50 gigs of bandwidth, and apparently, we've went over it. I still get a pop up at times that tells me, Dear Customer. We are showing that you are exceeding over your 50 gigabytes of bandwidth. You will be charged $10 dollars for each gigabyte you go over. :megusta:

I should have taken a picture of it yesterday. It popped up THREE TIMES! When we called Cable One, our ISP, they were like, 'omg you went over?' Apparently, it's not supposed to happen. BUt when you have two computers, both downloading and streaming shit at least one a day, and a PS3, and an XBOX going online everyday, it's kind of complicated. So is there a way to maybe keep it under? A software? Derek Trotter told me to stop using the internet so much. :fa: