Isn't the real reason that you initially dropped module development for Blesta because you signed an exclusive deal with WHMCS? That deal might have expired, but maybe you're still under their NDA?

Edit: Maybe ModulesGarden should work on a barebones WHMCS alternative instead? No 2000 extensions to use and no 200 built-in features nobody uses. I know you guys have the real developer experience.

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Refunds were processed based on the original payment/invoice value. In WHMCS and PP, what I currently have available is partial refund functionality. Regarding how PayPal handles fees internally, to b

And since many of those discussions come from people who are years deep into working with WHMCS, we figured there's probably no better place to ask for honest feedback and practical suggestions.

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Windows OS license included. ETA - 10 mins. after the payment.

Why are there two ToS documents, "Terms of Use" and "TERMS OF SERVICE"?

Buying a game doesn't even mean you own it anymore, rather you get a revokable license for it.

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illegal (due to lack of some fancy financial license or whatever nonsense...), which might explain the total lack of reasonable offers around here.

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Most normal web hosting servers (Plesk/WHMCS/LAMP/etc.) likely won’t have them loaded unless using IPsec/VPN related features.

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But Im thinking about it from reseller POV - they often just want to plug into their existing WHMCS and be done.

There will also be releases for CloudLinux, WHMCS, ApisCP and Blesta in the coming weeks. (Image)

We are looking for direction, what first: full API or WHMCS/Plesk?