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It's not about the validity of your whmcs license, it is about you sponsoring a website that offers nulled whmcs that worries me. Especially given that you do not offer free webhosting, and hence the

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The freeblackhat domain name hosted on our servers we are using a valid whmcs license with x3host,

WHMCS module is being worked on so you can manage rDNS, automated OS reinstalls and such operations, in the meantime, please submit a ticket for rDNS/reinstalls/bandwidth graphs.

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Let's see- you sign up for a service, and WHMCS shows you the initial price, and the recurring price. That recurring price is the same as the initial price.

C+ there is a bulk pricing update tool built in to WHMCS that works just fine.

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cPanel VPS license $9.95 (NL & PHX only)

In case anyone wondered, default promotion code setup in whmcs:

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too valuable now since owned licenses are no longer offered by whmcs so we don't believe you will get any serious answers sorry.

You use WHMCS, so the way you are doing it i.e. setting up the codes are recurring then manually changing the price towards the end of the term does not really seem like an honest practice.

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This is the key point. As of today (in fact much earlier because this change on the WHMCS has already happened - I don't know when/how long ago), Incero/SpeedyKVM already knows that there will be a (s

a "contract" (which is the WHMCS billing entry/section/whatever that shows the contracted price) has been changed when the "reasonable expectation" is that a recur

I posted my email history from their WHMCS to prove that point, I all add this though to double it up.

My price for renewal went from $31.50 to $108.12 USD. There was no notice - I've checked my emails and my email history in WHMCS. If I would buy the same plan for the same period today, I'd pay $36.