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Infinite redirect in the knowledgebase, btw (although it's in WHMCS and not the new homepage):

* There's nothing to indicate if a product is sold out. Everything I clicked led to a sold out WHMCS page.

We have also added API v2 automation, WHMCS and FOSSBilling integrations, current migration and recovery tooling, integrated 2FA, CalDAV/CardDAV integration and a rebuilt administrative interface. We

I am not sure about the popularity of it, the industry is quite small and biggest share goes to whmcs, lately a lot of other free and paid alternatives have raise, and may decide to vibe code their ow

I thought Blesta is probably 2nd or 3rd most used Billing panel after WHMCS in the Hosting industry and is fairly popular. But this thread is giving me a very different vibe.

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That's WHMCS's support agreement, SolusVM doesn't have that agreement nor is it in their terms and conditions: https://www.solusvm.com/terms-of-service/

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https://www.whmcs.com/support-agreement/

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I believe it since this has been standard in the past with other WebPros companies. Just look at WHMCS for example, they ask for access every time pretty much. Sometimes they refuse help without acces

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Few things. Yes we run esxi 8 enterprise plus, with vcenter and vSAN and multiple other licenses. Full maintenance agreement until 12/31/2030. Interesting fact, they have esxi8 set to be eol like

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Replace the title from ransom gang to WHMCS, if it wasnt made by an intern then your data is no longer safe with WebPros.

Sorry about that, our WHMCS installation had a little blip after a Cloudlinux upgrade.

Agreed, but they're different circumstances this is like the WHMCS Social Engineering attack, when hackers pretended to be Matt to Hostgator, but different. This is the scary part. SolusVM wanted an a