An utility billA Photographic identification such as driving license, passport or citizen cardA house hold bill

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You're the world most fucking asshole and you should ask @IThinkUFailed who is the guy behind correcting your shitty SSL settings on that whmcs and you didn't deserve my help and i have should have le

Feel free to take a look at our website, we're UK based and have no problem with this provided it's legal content and not breaching any copyright / license.

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Either way, the big reason I asked is I found the app lacked UX and some functionality, seems to be a bigger issue than what I thought. I'll be working on a WHMCS app sometime soon (I hope), so it giv

WHMCS confirmed this bug shortly after the last major version update (back in mid-May) but did not give any timeline for fixing the bug.

I tried out the WHMCS app about a year ago. Did not work well at all. Even though the WHMCS web interface is not optimized for mobile, I find it far easier to just use the browser on my phone to acces

I couldn't view the tickets on android app I couldn't do anything at all that is why I gave up on it and use chrome instead to access WHMCS admin area on android.

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WHMCS app for Android used to be good but I uninstalled it last year with no interest in using it anytime soon. My dad still uses it though but only for really minor things, you can't run your whole c

Quick question to providers using WHMCS. How many of you are using the WHMCS app on either ios or android? If so, any pros / cons? What do you think of the UI, functionality and any missing features?

Neither WHMCS nor SolusVM are examples of software where security is a big priority. If those are the bar you're trying to meet, you're going to have a problem. I also don't really get why you keep br

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$1000 of modulesgardens modules, I have an owned whmcs license, I have paid for solusvm over to run it entirely on that if wanted, and I also have paid for 1 year license of Zendesk. Over all, it's

2) cutting costs on a solusvm + whmcs license rather than wanting to provide a quality experience for their clients as demonstrated by an extremely early launch. (And without getting their stuff audit

Tried 2CheckOut, they want access to the WHMCS admin panel and a client account.. NOPE.

My advice to OP: I would have taken this much more seriously (and maybe even ordered one to support you guys!) had you gona with a standard whmcs+solusvm or proxmox module combo so that standard funct