Trafficcashgold - more than 1 week down

RawAlex · 09-18-2010

This has got to be one of the weirder situations I have seen.

About a week ago, TCG turned red in stats remote. I thought it was a little odd, and went looking. Couldn't log in. The whole program was actually gone (although all the sites are working), no program page, nothing. Then the main program page returned, but nobody could log in.

TCG people (including Jay) have said had a DB issue for user logins and are working to fix it. Finally, they said they were going to upgrade the entire system (I am guess to the same software as their other programs), so that this sort of thing didn't happen again.

A week later, we are at the same point. Program sites are running, program main page shows, logins don't work.

I wouldn't say that I currently very actively promote their program, in part because many of their sites went into episode repeats about a year ago, but I do have plenty of older pages out there generating some traffic and occasional sales.

I guess for me, the question is: How long would you accept a program as "down" before it becomes "down for the count"?

09-18-2010	#1
RawAlex Members $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 4,036	Trafficcashgold - more than 1 week down This has got to be one of the weirder situations I have seen. About a week ago, TCG turned red in stats remote. I thought it was a little odd, and went looking. Couldn't log in. The whole program was actually gone (although all the sites are working), no program page, nothing. Then the main program page returned, but nobody could log in. TCG people (including Jay) have said had a DB issue for user logins and are working to fix it. Finally, they said they were going to upgrade the entire system (I am guess to the same software as their other programs), so that this sort of thing didn't happen again. A week later, we are at the same point. Program sites are running, program main page shows, logins don't work. I wouldn't say that I currently very actively promote their program, in part because many of their sites went into episode repeats about a year ago, but I do have plenty of older pages out there generating some traffic and occasional sales. I guess for me, the question is: How long would you accept a program as "down" before it becomes "down for the count"? __________________ Let's go to the edge of disaster Push the pedal and go a little faster Let's slam into a wall at ramming speed Let's go to the edge of a mountain Jump off and lets start countin' Hit the ground and tell me if it bleeds