They are the registrar we use and have used for over one year now. Stable pricing, good discount opportunities and their whmcs modules works well.

* hook an action to VPS creation (probably on WHMCS part, as proxmox seem to not have any)

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I have vB 3.X/4.X license.

So.. how will you ask for the explicit consent when WHMCS doesn't offer the option? What I did was to create a custom field, but what surprises me, is that WHMCS didn't add an actual option to a priva

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example rules.html that needs to be ticked from WHMCS that'll include both the terms and the privacy policy from the same actual page. Correct me if I'm wrong, just trying to figure out how maybe bot

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No it does not address this - WHMCS 7.5 didn't bring an additional feature to have an additional consent for your privacy policy/data policy, WHMCS' GDPR blog post says that you should use the Terms o

Not always. If the licence was originally from a third party e.g. reseller - even if it's been transferred to whmcs directly - you have to pay.

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As said before GDPR is not only having WHMCS. It takes much more things including having a DPO, protocol for the way internal client data is handle and stored (yes, all that files we save and keep on

Btw mxroute.io billing system, WHMCS is heavily integrated with MailChannels. Everything, really. WHMCS part is sorted, I'll have a new website soon. Same design but more extended.

* Have the client specifically agree to your privacy policy. It has to be an opt-in type of deal. WHMCS 7.5 addresses this and it's a simple check box.

Dev licenses are free. You are eligible for a dev license for each whmcs license.

I'll have to dig through and see what else is needed, but at least most of the customer data stuff is handled by WHMCS 7.5

Correction: don't mess with production, period. Whmcs do dev licences for cheap ($50 one-time iirc). Stripe does dev keys free. Etc.

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@GalaxyHostPlus, mind setting all your stock in WHMCS to 0? (not sure if there's an option to disable new orders entirely)

I can sympathise with the situation you're in, but the charges seem to be far too sporadic to be part of an issue with your WHMCS install. I would have uninstalled the PayPal module in full and simply