Ideally they'll know because you're honest about it. If you're not, you'll need to be crafty. Better to pick the first.

But how could they know if you are just a reseller or a DC owner/colo?

Yes you are right. For some countries and companies, WHMCS can be quite costly right now. I guess I think it's too expensive now as I compare it to its old price. A software that used to cost $50 per

WHMCS is still very reasonably priced, considering it really operates/automates your entire backend infrastructure. I can understand it might be expensive for some users in foreign economies where $1

Considering the US discount is uh.. kinda broken and has a silly name while the Europe one is the same discount and only lasts 12 months, I would be willing to bet it's not intentional this recurs for

Okay, nobody knows the intent of your statement. It could be a friendly caution or a deliberate attempt to dissuade customers from signing up. If it is the latter, then that is political.

Yes but I just talking about possible techical issues with it. I do not want to talk about politics.

I am no expert, but it appears that your signature is written in the Russian language. Considering the reasons why the people of Ukraine have difficulties with power and stability over the entire coun

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Yes. More of an infrastructure concern than a framework one, but yes. That should be easy with Laravel.

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Here's my two cents as someone with relatively extensive experience with Laravel:

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I think that the DDR4 requirement is not a thing considering the price point that these storage servers are require to have in order to be sold in the low end.

I bought 1 core, 1 gb ram storage vps from liteserver,

If you guys worries about WHMCS fee charge on high, just try for Blesta.

That is REALLY good electricity price for the current market situation, considering cooling, infra etc. is included :O

I am buying a domain name you do not want, or domain is about to expire.

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It's a proper reverse proxy based solution.