Nulled WHMCS

[w00ty]

I am just wondering, I've noticed how people, sometimes post in shared hosting threads saying "his using nulled whmcs" etc..

I'm just wondering how can you tell if someone is using nulled WHMCS?

w00ty Reviewed by w00ty on 10th Jun 2010. Nulled WHMCS I am just wondering, I've noticed how people, sometimes post in shared hosting threads saying "his using nulled whmcs" etc.. I'm just wondering how can you tell if someone is using nulled WHMCS? Rating: 5

[EsotorisK]

Here you go

http://www.whmcs.com/members/verifydomain.php

[w00ty]

What was can you identify if they have nulled? or is it impossible to tell?

[Sponge Bob]

Check here:

http://www.whmcs.com/members/verifydomain.php

[EsotorisK]

EDIT : you were fast Sponge Bob

[w00ty]

Okay thanks, I knew there was a way

[EsotorisK]

Yeah there is always a way

[Sandino]

if not, most of the time you can easily tell by not seeing the "powered by whmcs" link the nulled version almost always remove that!

But ya, that link is always great. Sometimes it has been known to be wrong, but it's very unlikely!

I wouldn't suggest going with any host who has nulled scripts for their billing system or any software they offer you.

It's not that expensive if you just pay a measily 13$ / month. or if you are like my company and just own your own copy!

[w00ty]

Yeah that's were I go wrong I can't stand the "Powered by WHMCompleteSolution" and always get it removed, so i just wanted to make sure there is another way to prove I'n using a legit copy.

So thank god there is

[Sandino]

Yeah that's were I go wrong I can't stand the "Powered by WHMCompleteSolution" and always get it removed, so i just wanted to make sure there is another way to prove I'n using a legit copy.

So thank god there is

lol true.

but here is an example of a nulled copy -> clients.irapidleech.com