Two Pinoy footie sites off the net

Guys, I've been checking the philfootball.info forum, which just got back on line, it says bandwidth exceeded. (An explaination would be nice for this internet dork) I've also just tried to get into the pinoysoccer.com site, but it says, this account has been suspended.

What gives?

Comments

Anonymous said…
The website will be back soon.
I'm trying my best to get help from our server guys to unsuspend the website.
It started yesterday when we were attacked by spammers. Our host had to suspend the my account to prevent wasting server resources.

I apologize for this. Things happen when a website is gaining popularity.

Alain Escalante
Admin|Developer
PinoySoccer.com
3:42 AM
Anonymous said…
Hope it'll be back online soon!
5:34 AM
Anonymous said…
f*ucking spammers
10:37 AM
Anonymous said…
Its either spammers, or in philfootballs case, hackers.
12:20 PM
Anonymous said…
No, philfootball run out of allocated monthly bandwidth.. Owner of that site need to upgrade to better hosting package.
12:10 AM
Anonymous said…
Yeah i know. But usually hackers often visit the site and have fun. :p
First time ive seen that the philfootball site have run out of bandwidth.
5:57 PM
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