I want to use some software,but its using more than my allowed isp bandwidth?

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Hey there, I am using some software but I have exceeded my gb allowance for 2 months running.I do not want to upgrade my isp package.

The software is .exe so i cannot run it on a server,right?

how can i get around the problem?
 
it's not the first guy i see talking about bandwidth and isp...i have never heard about how much i can download/upload with my isp or any limitation! is that a problem? where can i find it?
 
Find a free wireless connection to work off of....some have restrictions, just depends on what it is you are doing.
 
I have the same problem... :) I'm living in belgium, and I have only 15GB/month datatraffic.

It's with xrumer... you can use it on a usb stick, so you can use other computers. I use xrumer also on the computer off my work, so I have the double of datatraffic.

Datalimits suck :(
 
It all depends where you live. Companies started doing this when more and more people have been watching movies, shows and listening to music on the net. That stuff takes up a lot of bandwidth.
Just give your company a call and ask. If you need a reason say you are doing a lot of business online and you do not need any hiccups.

I am thankful I do not have this.
 
Get a windows VPS if it's an exe ;)
That will be about 15/month
 
I would not run blackhat software on my home PC, that's asking for trouble. Your ISP will ban you.
Get a cheap Windows VPS.
 
It all depends where you live. Companies started doing this when more and more people have been watching movies, shows and listening to music on the net. That stuff takes up a lot of bandwidth.
Just give your company a call and ask. If you need a reason say you are doing a lot of business online and you do not need any hiccups.

I am thankful I do not have this.

thanks gonna do this tomorrow :) thinking of a VPS too...
 
Just get a windows server and use RDP (remote desktop protocal) to access the desktop of the server and run the .exe from there
 
This might seem like a very obvious question but why not upgrade? How much could it possibly cost?? Always remember takes money to make money.

Agreed. For the most part, the most expensive part of a internet connection is the connection itself. Not the data bandwidth. For example back when i was working for an ISP, it was like 35 New Zealand Dollars for an internet connection with 1gb data. But you could get like 10gb extra for 10 bucks or something like that.
 
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