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@Pipito They use a payment gateway that accepts rebills. Simple.

I think 50$ is a fair minimum payment threshold. 1. Their account was frozen in June for 180 days. That means they'll get their money sometime in December 2012. We can expect them to pay our frozen balances in December 2012 or January 2013 2. Rebills only work on avangate at the moment...

Yes, that would have been fine if your site had an affiliate program but that isn't the case. You'll have to do something else to attract users. Look at sites like filecloud.io, jumbofiles.com, megashare.com, putlocker.com etc. None of them have an affiliate program, yet a large amount of users...

A suggestion. Try bumping up the free user speed a little. As things stand right now, there really isn't any incentive for people to shift to your file host.

@b1u3eyes First of all remove that screenshot as posting these is against WJ's rules. Secondly, all payments before 03-08-2012 have been frozen and you wont get them until December 2012.

Despite explaining in detail why sales have decreased after extabit removed paypal you are still stuck on the same old point. Like i said in that previous topic. If you think extabit is cheating, buy an account using your own link and see if it is counted. This is a very simple and effective...

You'll have to contact your hosting provider for this. There are various hosts that offer a license for 5-10$, some like XSLTEL offer a directadmin license for free to its customers.

Congrats. :)

As posted by balak here ( http://www.wjunction.com/1549164-post9181.htm ) . The download limit is 50GB. After that your download speed will be limited to 60kb/s

When paypal lifts their limitation. That would be around Dec 2012 or January 2013. This has been answered a dozen times already now. Reading the last 10 or so pages would answer everyone's question about everything.

Congrats WDF. :)

Now that this topic has been re-opened, what about the official one? Will that remain closed?

And was i the only one who supported that filehost? Everyone trusted that host back then and so did i. Has that made me realize that any host can scam its users, yes. Besides, last time i checked, placing the scam label on anyone in WJ wasn't allowed. You needed solid proof to say that...

@ Aditi Ashu Yes, more people have credit cards but that doesn't mean that people are "comfortable" with using those credit cards with file hosting websites. But do people trust file hosting sites with their card details? What if that site closes and uses their details for the wrong reasons...

Like i told you in that very post the link change is expected and part of the extabit system. This was explained by both jennifer and denis. I've tried not to get involved in the previous support thread but i guess things are getting way out of hand. People need to understand one simple...

Like GFX said, your links will change based on the IP which is accessing them. Try this out right now and you'll get the same result. This was explained by denis a couple of weeks ago. http://www.wjunction.com/1561954-post9700.htm So there is nothing new about this. EDIT: I see that...

Just a suggestion. If you are looking for serious beta testing and help then head over to wilderssecurity.com. That is a anti-malware + computer security discussion forum. They will help you out with development (where necessary) and help you test out your app quite thoroughly.

Mediafire is targeting legit users now, they dont want anything to do with warez. 50Gb is more than enough storage to backup your important documents.

Thats just private storage. Public files are stored for 365 days from last download.