Oh I certainly got what you meant. We will never be able to beat WHMCS's features. As we don't just focus on the web hosting market. Any business can use our system. Of course marketing is key, and we

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Whmcs is the oldest name in the hosting industry. Whmcs to us is what Wordpress to most. Some of us invested a lot of time and money to customize whmcs to fit our day to day business and at this point

In before 1000 posts of "why not lifetime license" "its so unfair" paying based upon number of clients is evil, shame on you. Just wait its coming

Why WHMCS is like a monopoly in this industry branch? I dont know. Even those hosts who offer free Blesta uses WHMCS as their own billing system. WHMCS is like a must have in this business, yet I know

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I guess that I spoke too soon: if the "open source" part isn't under some free-software license after all (I had imagined incorrectly that it was), then @yokowasis has a legitimate c

I'm sure @pphillips means what he says, but the Blesta License does say "This License Agreement may be modified by us at anytime."

in WHMCS case, a lot of customer.

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I was just reacting to the idea that one can suddenly close software that has already been released under a free license. (And, indeed, the term open source isn't precise enough.)

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Now you just need someone who wants to transfer and has a 2010 EULA license to contact them, get denied, and sue.

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As I said. It's not big sums. As such, not worth the hassle. I do actually have the original license agreement, but I suspect they get superseded with each software update.

What about people who bought licenses back in 2010?

They did not breach the contract because there was never a guarantee in the contract that you could transfer the license.

For now yes. But People Change. So Does TOS subject to change without notice. What WHMCS does is practically bait and switch. I am not even aware you can do that. We sign a contract when we buy the li