@Lee that is irrelevant. This is a general business question that's not relevant to CVPS, or any type of specific hosting provider or their AUP/TOS. Maybe I should of posted this at the WHMCS forums

Well, that's the company's fault then and 1 fault of WHMCS then. It doesn't excuse the disrespectful behavior of sending an invoice to someone who has a suspended VPS though, you have to agree with me

No company is going to create plugins and lots of rules for every circumstance that may happen to their products. It's how WHMCS and most other billing panels would handle it.

Yup, it can even be done outside of WHMCS depending on the service, but CVPS doesn't use them.

As far as its concerned it is a service that has not been terminated and needs to be billed; the invoice is simply generated automatically for any service that is not terminated in WHMCS a set period

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@XiNiX tried to view the ticket I created on 26/11/2013 from when you didn't respond for 12 days and

Get to know the basics : cPanel , WHM and WHMCS ( Your Billing Panel )

So if a provider is offering VPS hosting, you would say they are 'tech savvy, and well versed in the linux field and know what they're doing', as compared to someone just offering Shared Hosting they

Additional cost : 15$ for cPanel License

4) Several years ago I wrote a couple plugins for WHMCS analyzing WHT's population and user statistics for a web-hosting company that I found off of LET. I eventually made some really nice friends f

Windows available with your License

Can offer you the spec requested at $20/mo , a cPanel license would cost you an extra $15/mo

Don't use the outsource feature as it allows the renter to purchase chargeable licenses. Without the account owners permission.

Windows license included(would consider linux if price is amazing, but so far everything has been tested for windows and would like to stick with it)

-Cheap cPanel VPS licenses!

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@Lee @IThinkUFailed they simply don't care. I remember the time where using nulled whmcs or advertising on hackforums was a rule to not allow such hosts but now ... wow!

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