Actually what I meant by bandwith limit is the free account is limited to a 20 gig sl a day and that's in *all* folders, except when you grab from shared folders. On the paid accoungt it's I think 100 gig a day. If tha'ts reatched, that is if 20 people watch yoru 1 gig video, you will be s spsuednded for 3 days, then the suspention will get longer. There is a wonderful faq on it on their site explaining these bandwith caps.
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