Data transfer limits -- Confusing info

When I click on the page on dot mac that tells me how much data transfer I have used, I see two numbers.
For instance, one line says:
You are currently using 260.1 MB of 5 GB bimonthly data transfer limit.
Then below, it lists the date I opened my dot mac account (two days ago), and says, "Amount used: 1.94 GB"
I can't figure out which number I should be keeping an eye on? I don't want to exceed my 5 GB bi-weekly limit.
Can anyone explain? Thanks, in advance.

The "data transfer" is how much bandwidth (from your limits) has been used for the bimonthly period.
The 260.1MB number is the one to watch. To increase your monthly bandwidth limit from the standard 10GB's you need to purchase additional storage space.
Doubling the default (1GB to 2GB) for about $50 a year moves your data transfer amount from 10 to 25GB's.

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