Error occurred while uploading iPhoto book

I have been trying to upload (buy) a photobook through iPhoto. It builds OK and seems to transfer all the data (60MB) then stops and displays an error message:
"An error occurred while uploading one of your files. Please check your network connection and click Retry to resend your file"
Network is fine and I have tried the following suggestions:
Rebuild iPhoto
Throttle restricted upload (this seemed counter intuitive but the data tx seemed correct)
Would appreciate any workable ideas.

David (Apple Photo Services) wrote:
If it helps I will also leave you with a few steps I have when it comes to errors in the account >stopping the purchases. If the steps Old Toad said did not help, I am hoping this is what it takes:
A) Please delete your net services folder. To do so, please follow the path below:
MacintoshHD ->Library -> Application Support -> NetServices
Single-click on the NetServices folder and delete the entire folder.
B) Make corrections in Apple Store
1. Go to the Apple Store online and click Your Account in the navigation bar:
http://store.apple.com/us
2. Sign in using your Apple ID and password.
3. Click "Change account information" on the right and sign in again.
4. Verify or enter your Billing and Shipping address information.
5. Delete your credit card information in the Method of Payment section, and then re-enter it. Do >not enter spaces in your credit card number. Click Continue.
C) Next go back to iPhoto:
1) Select the "Buy Book" button.
2) Click on "Account Info" and then "Edit Billing information".
3) Change the type of card, and then blank out the remaining fields: card number, security code, >and expiration date.
4) Click "Save".
5) You should then receive an error that you will need to fill in those fields.
6) Complete all the fields again and click "Save".
Subsequently, please attempt to submit your order.
Thank you for your patience in this matter. I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
David H
Apple Photo Services Customer Support
http://www.apple.com/support/photoservices/ww/
Thanks OT. I've done this with no improvement, David H from Apple suggested a similar solution.
I've since copied the iPhoto library to the MacBook Pro and tried to upload from there. I'm now getting a billing error so think I must have made an error when I re-typed. Trying again....
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