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  1. #76
    Junior Member firentire is an unknown quantity at this point
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    + 1 for WHMCS

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    Laughing Whmcs

    I am using WHMCS for my host site at the moment, and it iis the easiest and most reliable billing software i could find.

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    Both of these are ok for me and selection depends on clients requirements.

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    I use WHMCS U have a lot of options and vety easy to use ,

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    Quote Originally Posted by chamchoms View Post
    I use WHMCS U have a lot of options and vety easy to use ,
    if u r talking about functions, you will be amazed with hostbillapp when u actually using it.

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    WHMCS so easy and simple and has the community support needed

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    WHMCS is the best one, but needs some knowledge and it's paid

  8. #83
    Quote Originally Posted by ptimo3 View Post
    WHMCS so easy and simple and has the community support needed
    People are paying WHMCS license for the commercial support, not the community support.
    We only need community support if the software is an open source software.

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    WHMCS is good, I vote for it because I didn't see ClientExec on the list
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  10. #85
    Quote Originally Posted by giangbs View Post
    WHMCS is good, I vote for it because I didn't see ClientExec on the list
    I believe, most people will agree me that WHMCS is on top of ClientExec.

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    WHMCS is the best in the business. But the thing is it is so damn common with almost every host now.

    I want to see more billing scripts coming up to beat WHMCS..
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    Quote Originally Posted by jainy25 View Post
    But the thing is it is so damn common with almost every host now.
    I see nothing wrong with that. It's supposed to just be a back end and the host can configure the interface to uniquely match their layout. I have an owned license with no branding and I have it so customized that nobody can really even tell that I'm using WHMCS, except for those who are already familiar with it.

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    WHMCS is far superior to anything else on the market in my opinion. There are more modules and addons for it as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derek Flahost View Post
    I believe, most people will agree me that WHMCS is on top of ClientExec.
    You should try ClientExec demo from their site. I believe you would change you mind like me few months ago
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  15. #90
    Quote Originally Posted by giangbs View Post
    You should try ClientExec demo from their site. I believe you would change you mind like me few months ago
    A lot of us here, did tried ClientExec, WHMCS, HostBillApp, Account Lab Plus, and others before.
    I believe, most of us here do agree that WHMCS and HostBillApp is on the top at this moment.

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