You're using a nulled version of the software so you have no idea whether or not there's a backdoor that can be used to access your servers added to WHMCS or the client data. Normally people that null

There is no relation about experience and WHMCS panel usage. It's better than using an opensource panel.

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As I mentioned earlier, We don't take care whether the license is nulled or not. I am running WHMCS just for holding tickets.

As I mentioned in my previous reply, I am not taking care about WHMCS license whether it's nulled or not, Just have it for managing the clients and their support requests.

If you're using a legal copy of WHMCS then the license needs to come from WHMCS. Even if your WHMCS reseller found a new provider, that provider would be getting it from WHMCS somehow. I've never seen

Maybe, probably, blah blah. Nothing says "quality hosting services" like nulled WHMCS.

May be probably left their license in the past and found a new provider ( May be no direct relationship with WHMCS) . However, it doesn't matter for us to use WHMCS for holding tickets and billing-rel

Even if you purchase WHMCS through a reseller, it will show the license as authorized as long as they actually provide you with a license

I am not looking about the Support Desk Software kinds of stuff, I just need it for holding the support ticket queue and billing. Doesn't matter if it's directly from WHMCS or from a reseller. Just I

We are not using the official WHMCS license. I am using it from a reseller.

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“Script kiddie”! Love to hear it, also would like to see where we’re using nulled WHMCS.

You weren't expecting much from an actual script kiddie, erh, using nulled WHMCS, and more?

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I'm doing it self-hosted so I want something opensource or just 1 license if I'm going to pay for the client i would just do it in something like protonmail..

* cPanel license available

Um, you're violating the license agreement, I think.

Most providers I've tried use either SolusVM, a custom panel, a proxmox WHMCS plugin or whatever, or virtualizor.