They are internal licenses and are to be ordered as an addon to any of our products; they are still legitimate WHMCS licences and 50% off. As to the 50TB limit, you "practically" hav

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Then I moved from one OpenVZ VPS with a cPanel license to another for a couple of months before deciding on going KVM only for the cPanel server. Around this time a cloud providers popped up and I su

Then I moved from one OpenVZ VPS with a cPanel license to another for a couple of months before deciding on going KVM only for the cPanel server. Around this time a cloud providers popped up and I su

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AFAIK,those are internal licenses. You cannot order whmcs as a standalone product.

We have faced the same issue a while back. We were mapping our WHMCS to another domain and doing some stuff (yeah, stuff) with our WHMCS. Few guys had reported our installation because it showed us as

How can you sell WHMCS licenses? Unless they're internal, they're fake (WHMCS reseller program no longer exists).

Just a suggestion, as you're using WHMCS for the entirety of your website, I would recommend paying for an unbranded license as opposed to display the powered by line - it would drastically improve th

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There's a number of reasons the WHMCS license check can fail. If it fails, it's not safe to say a WHMCS installation is nulled. The only thing it does is enable you to contact WHMCS to investigate, wh

Come on Maarten, you could at least check with the post first. Look at the order links in the LEB post, they are WHMCS style. Maybe just maybe, they had a nulled WHMCS at the time Nyr posted it..

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It doesn't seem to be a nulled WHMCS. It's just Nyr saying that at this time. When you click one of the order links you go to a Blesta system.

and a nulled whmcs wont really matter in places like egypt etc. it's a bit silly using it since its probably filled with backdoors.

Just for the record, these guys seem to be using Blesta, not WHMCS. So, I'm wondering where the nulled WHMCS is coming from.

The company you refer to in that thread seems to be using Blesta, not WHMCS. I wonder how that makes you conclude the use a nulled WHMCS?

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It's just a SYS server, with a bare whmcs installation, no contacts in their website, nothing at all.