You may want to consider saving the image to your computer then uploading to EONS and then if you wish you can delete it from your computer. I have a special folder called "images temporary" that I save to then upload from. It is easy to go back to the folder and find all of the temporary files that you wish to delete. We have a 100 mb limit of uploading we can do each month to EONS and there is no bandwidth metering. I upload a lot of images and have never come close to even 1/4 of the limit. The following is the explanation of bandwidth from Photobucket: ~gJ
What is Bandwidth?
Bandwidth is used when digital content is viewed from a link you posted on another website or sent in an email (e.g., MySpace, eBay, message boards, etc.). Bandwidth is a measure of the number of bytes passed over time via direct linking. It is calculated by adding up the size of each of your images or videos as they are sent from Photobucket. The “Monthly Bandwidth" number is the amount of bandwidth you have used within the last month. The month is determined by the day of the month you registered your account. Example: You have various images of 25K each in size that are viewed by 100 users on your favorite message board in one day. 25K * 100 requests = 2500K (or 2.5MB) of bandwidth used in one day. Important! Do not confuse bandwidth with your album size. Bandwidth usage is unmetered for Pro accounts, however Photobucket reserves the right to disable direct linking on accounts that use excessive bandwidth or are otherwise abusing the system. To check your current usage, log into your account, click the account options link, and then review your Monthly Bandwidth in the Account Dashboard to the right. Free accounts are allowed 25 GB of bandwidth per month, and Pro accounts are unmetered. 25GB is hundreds of thousands of images viewed via direct links, and the value resets each month on the anniversary of the day you registered.
 Why do I see a 'Bandwidth Exceeded' message?
If you have a Photobucket account: 1. Log into your Photobucket account. 2. Click the account options link at the top right. 3. Check your Monthly Bandwidth usage in the Account Dashboard. If it is exceeded, the logo replaces your images. Note: When you upgrade to Pro, or when your monthly anniversary date arrives, the bandwidth resets to zero, and your images redisplay. If you did not exceed the monthly bandwidth allowance, or you are not a Photobucket member, you probably have an image incorporated in your MySpace background (or other website) that is hosted in a Photobucket member's album which has exceeded the bandwidth allowance. To prevent the logo from displaying, you must remove the code that was linked from Photobucket. You can avoid exceeding bandwidth when you get a Pro account, which has unmetered bandwidth. However, Photobucket reserves the right to disable direct linking on accounts that use excessive bandwidth or otherwise abuse the system. If you are not a Photobucket member, please consider joining Photobucket and using your own account to host the images you want to display around the web.