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In their EULA:https://www.whmcs.com/eula/

I mean, everyone knows WHMCS is WHMCS anyway. No one will look down on you for using an industry standard billing tool. Do the devs a favour and keep it there. If it really bothers you pay for the upg

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I couldn’t find any TOS regarding the linkback of branding license, could anyone take me to it? If i read it surely anybody can tell if its allowed such a thing or not.

Well, it’s not from the point of view of the visitor looking at it, is it ? So the actual end effect amounts to removal, and thus a breach of the license.

It’s mainly for discussion, as i did a few tests earlier on my branding whmcs license. Didnt remove it or made it invisible, just lowered its opacity ti nearly 0, though, its still there.

Just pay for the non branded license. Making it invisible amounts to removing it.

I was curious regarding the WHMCS branding license. As what i heard it says that in no way you should be removing the linkback of WHMCS with the branding license. Ok.

cPanel VPS license (from BuycPanel.com)

We are using G-Suite for our mails, as well as support emails which are forwarded and piped to whmcs and we get almost zero spam with it

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Ignore until competent person contact you. Turn off WHMCS auto responder. As a side note - maybe competitors pwning you?

Looking into it further, looks like every single email they are getting is a 'bounce' from our WHMCS automated response. We require support tickets to be opened by registered users, and it seems they

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Its just a part of WHMCS, late fee's can be applied as a fixed fee or a percentage, however this does not take in to account people that place an order and simply do not pay.

Trying not violate but im looking for a reseller with whmcs with unlimited space and bandwidth.

You can order with Windows. Would be £14.00 per month ex VAT for a rented license.