GREENCLOUD | 12th Anniversary Sale | Double the Deals | Thousands of Giveaways

nullnothere · October 2025

@FAT32 said:

@barbaros said:

@FAT32 said:

@haodo said:

@FAT32 said:

@vastness4594 said:
@FAT32 won again? RIGGED

As @allthemtings mentioned you need to wear the shirt to buff your chance on GreenCloud related event

We need a proof!

Oh no Sorry I haven't wear it yet but washed it yesterday soooo that counts as something

Might need to wait a bit or during weekend because sadly I can't wear anything I like to work

I wonder how big the dino looks (on the tshirt)

Very. Btw I still haven't decided how to give out the extra shirts that I have, maybe I will rig it or something

Just go with the usual rigged duck race.

plumberg · October 2025

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

somever · October 2025

Are the servers from the '12th Anniversary Sale' allowed to be transferred?

plumberg · October 2025

@somever said:
Are the servers from the '12th Anniversary Sale' allowed to be transferred?

The real GOAT 🐐 q

nullnothere · October 2025

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

I agree - and I think it's a "not-very-above-board" way to just get customers to renew in advance without realizing that the service is not really expiring "soon".

jslfp · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

barbaros · October 2025

@nullnothere said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

I agree - and I think it's a "not-very-above-board" way to just get customers to renew in advance without realizing that the service is not really expiring "soon".

The best one is you get renewal notification right after you buy a yearly idler. Like I just paid for it like 5 minutes ago, how come it’s up for renewal already

NDTN · October 2025

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

plumberg · October 2025

@barbaros said:

@nullnothere said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

I agree - and I think it's a "not-very-above-board" way to just get customers to renew in advance without realizing that the service is not really expiring "soon".

The best one is you get renewal notification right after you buy a yearly idler. Like I just paid for it like 5 minutes ago, how come it’s up for renewal already

Exactly 💯

nullnothere · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

I guess I didn't read the "rules" in the 1st post clearly. I just wished GC but not with the specific words as probably required. So just covering my chances to ensure that I do qualify for whatever contest...

plumberg · October 2025

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

This is pretty neat
Are these defaults?
If no it s posible other providers forgot to configure it

oloke · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

haodo · October 2025

@somever said:
Are the servers from the '12th Anniversary Sale' allowed to be transferred?

Hi, the non discounted deals can still be transferred as per policy.

barbaros · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

nullnothere · October 2025

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

@NDTN - I think something just changed - for me, a renewal notice now disappeared. So I guess you changed something to 90 instead of what was 360 before (as you wrote)?

NDTN · October 2025

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

This is pretty neat
Are these defaults?
If no it s posible other providers forgot to configure it

The default option is disabled. Providers will need to define the periods once they enable it.

FAT32 · October 2025

@nullnothere said:

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

@NDTN - I think something just changed - for me, a renewal notice now disappeared. So I guess you changed something to 90 instead of what was 360 before (as you wrote)?

Noooo I can no longer renew to get free spin?

yoursunny · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

Will we win another 9999 plan 1212 plan?

NDTN · October 2025

@nullnothere said:

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

@NDTN - I think something just changed - for me, a renewal notice now disappeared. So I guess you changed something to 90 instead of what was 360 before (as you wrote)?

I remember setting the period to 360 days for 3-year services so we wouldn’t need to generate renewal invoices manually during Double Promotions. But I guess we’ll have to do it manually from now on.

FAT32 · October 2025

@yoursunny said:
Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

Will we win another 9999 plan 1212 plan?

Are you still doing push up?

haodo · October 2025

@FAT32 said:

@nullnothere said:

@NDTN said:

@plumberg said:

@NDTN said:

@FAT32 said:

@emgh said:

@FAT32 said:

@ninh said:

@FAT32 said:
Serious question: How can I request for early renewal so I get to spin the wheel

I think it is possible, just ask GC, since I got a notification telling me to renew a service which will expire in 12 months. Surely it is a bug, but also means it is possible.

That does sounds like a bug unless @haodo side has just make almost everything up for renewal

Like all modern WHMCS installs does this. Not sure if default or a plugin, but login to some WHMCS hosts, most will have a notification saying a service renewing in like 11 months is about to expire. Shitty software really.

Last I recall I have quite a few expire within 1 year but only 1 of them show renewable though, but let me check again later

WHMCS bug? That feature is called “On-Demand Renewals” in WHMCS. I only set it as an example: for 1-year services, the option becomes available 90 days before the due date; for 2-year services, 180 days; and for 3-year services, 360 days.

Tbh, I have seen this popup on other whmcs systems immediately after the service is ordered and activated

Not one but couple of providers.

Maybe what greencloud uses is the sophisticated version.

Others probably got the shit version/ module

Our current settings:

I hope these settings will prevent the pop-up issue.

@NDTN - I think something just changed - for me, a renewal notice now disappeared. So I guess you changed something to 90 instead of what was 360 before (as you wrote)?

Noooo I can no longer renew to get free spin?

You can purchase one BudgetKVM-2 for $25 = easy spin~

NDTN · October 2025

@FAT32 said:

@yoursunny said:
Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

Will we win another 9999 plan 1212 plan?

Are you still doing push up?

I really hope doing push-ups will help me build muscles like cybertech’s. Please give me the motivation to start now @yoursunny.

inspain · October 2025

I fancy the number “77” it's a lucky number.Naturally, I'd love to reach “777”

Caztiel · October 2025

Just woke up Fresh after a painful migraine... I am now ready for Flash codes...

NDTN · October 2025

@inspain said:
I fancy the number “77” it's a lucky number.Naturally, I'd love to reach “777”

I hope we’re not about to see another MJJ storm just because of this nice number

lowfatgeek · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

cybertech · October 2025

@NDTN said:

@inspain said:
I fancy the number “77” it's a lucky number.Naturally, I'd love to reach “777”

I hope we’re not about to see another MJJ storm just because of this nice number

MJJs prefer 666

user2021 · October 2025

Happy GreenCloud’s 12th Birthday

Arirang · October 2025

@NDTN said:

@inspain said:
I fancy the number “77” it's a lucky number.Naturally, I'd love to reach “777”

I hope we’re not about to see another MJJ storm just because of this nice number

Use 8. Storm is coming

nullnothere · October 2025

@NDTN said: build muscles like cybertech

@cybertech is special:

vocal muscle push ups via MOARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR shout outs
stomach muscle push ups and workouts - you can see from the food he eats (and shares via his amazing photos)
finger muscle push ups since he's always running yabs and other benchmarks

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