Hosting

[Jack R]

I think that you should force companies to show some verification of them being legit before they are able to post. Now days you've got so many nulled software that people use for a quick quid in the pocket, especially with those who don't check.

Keeps the customer and company safe from potential chargebacks.

 

[Arik]

I think that you should force companies to show some verification of them being legit before they are able to post. Now days you've got so many nulled software that people use for a quick quid in the pocket, especially with those who don't check.

Keeps the customer and company safe from potential chargebacks.

There are way too many hosts using nulled software, although I agree with your points. I think it would be too hard to check all the current hosts.

 

[Jack R]

There are way too many hosts using nulled software, although I agree with your points. I think it would be too hard to check all the current hosts.

It's not hard to stop people viewing the entire category until they've provided proof of the host. I think it would work very well.

 

[Fire]

Usually any host using a nulled copy of WHMCS gets found out and their thread trashed by people fairly quickly.

 

[Ajdin]

Double post: https://www.mc-market.org/threads/250911/

 

[Lockett]

As BeBosny said there was already a thread about this, sad that it hasn't been implemented yet. Becuase honestly there is a new host that pops up and goes away every week on there, customers lose data etc....

 

[Lockett]

Check every host would be a nightmare..
If you can come up with a better way on how to check them, I will give you an agree.
Thanks.

Just have a way for hosts to apply to become verified. Make it work the same way as support requests or scam reports and staff can easily go through them. I don’t agree with making it so only verified hosts can post but perhaps have a verified tag or specific forum for it like the suggestion that’s already pending.

 

[Mick]

There is already another thread in pending asking for something very similar to this, so I'll deny this suggestion for now.

Thank you for making the suggestion nonetheless, I do agree it is important to ensure that hosting companies are all safe, professional, and have long-term interests so they don't screw over their clients within a month of being open.