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How many of you read it as WHMCS at first?

The fact the hardware is going to dramatically change means you're going to have to probably reinstall it anyhow- you can't really run DC on new hardware unless you have a license and it stays in the

And yes - we do speak English. I know that we do not have a website in any other language than Polish yet but all our management panels (such as WHMCS and SolusVM) have already got multilingual suppor

Its WHMCS under the hood but direct link is https://www.redit.co.uk/portal/

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if printed on your ID or drivers license, then that's probably easiest way to do it, otherwise how about a bill of your electricity provider or something like that?

Their system does not allow you to order if ns/dns records of your domain are not pointing to their servers. This is a bit of a bummer as most whmcs hosts I've used before allow "I will updat

As @jar hadn't done so yet (presumably because he hasn't seen this), I've copied your post over to HostBalls (Image)

Good luck... this might make it into an update in year 2024. I don't even think WHMCS looks at the requests anymore. It's of zero priority to them as they've demonstrated clearly in many of the ideas

know (or care) the regulations around here. WHMCS did not have any VAT-ID before MOSS came into play and most companies don't offer a comment field where you can put your own info onto their invoice.

as the information i provided all the data is legal and the files are scripts that will runned inside the platform, the idea is to get the files and the license data from the other servers and also sh

@AnthonySmith I guess the only way around this is locking the currency in WHMCS to something like USD. I’m sure that the exchange rates are insane — but WHMCS is probably not going to implement it bef

With #brexit looming the exchange rates are going crazy, it is now more important than ever that customers should be able to change currencies in billing systems such as WHMCS.

To be fair most providers use WHMCS for their billing.

We offer resource pool which you can connect to your WHMCS installation and create and destroy instances in multiple locations on demand.

Confusingly similar to WHMCS? Definitely yes! Then again, WHMCS is a horrible naming idea, too, no matter what it stands for. It's your funeral, stick to your branding or find a better name, either wa

$89 but I have the option for $49 lifetime with the 20th license and so on.