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exactly the reason for this ban? Calling you a whmcs nazi?

We've built something in-house that ties in inventory management, auto deploy and integrates with our billing system (which not WHMCS). If you're looking for something out of the box, you'll want one

There must be common solutions to join up WHMCS and have bare metal automation for selling dedicateds - but i've not seen any good options myself.

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I should point out that I was planning to have customers only use WHMCS. That was the appeal of Virtualizor since end-users can do almost everything there. So polish was not too much of a concern to

I've never enjoyed saying this but SolusVM is more polished, better documented, and I propose it's a much better experience for an admin. Virtualizor just lacks a lot of points of clarity, and though

Secondly, I cannot get callback to work with WHMCS. I am quite sure I have it all configured correctly but callback refuses to work. I can only get it to work once in awhile and only when I make ch

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It certainly is possible to develop a plugin for cPanel using the API. Our reseller plans would include one for WHMCS.

You're not putting your business in a very good light with those responses. Do you expect customers to purchase your products after reading that? You could have explained the whmcs license issue for e

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In fact you're welcome to contact whmcs on this. You will be surprised.

Oh noes, not the whmcs nazi again. I think this has been explained already.

WHMCS module update now checks against Rampart and provides customers an opportunity to unban/whitelist their addresses upon login.

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No. They stopped offering internal license even. Currently i am paying $9.50 for 50gb along with license. From next month, it's same 9.50; but without license.

* cPanel License: $12.50 per month