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THT annual payments
#1
Can i set THT annual payments?
It is the basics in a bilingual software ...
If not .... I think because of this many people decide not to use it.
Awaiting your response, thanks.
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#2
No, you cannot set annual payments.
Nick - TheHostingTool Staff Coordinator

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#3
The Crossroads is THT's new e-book, available for $3.99 ... The third Hardball Times Baseball Annual, this one covering the 2006 .
Today one of my user had aproblem with payment run, ... list. even we tried to do diff payment run for same docs.
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(05-04-2011, 07:22 AM)Nick Wrote: No, you cannot set annual payments.
That's a deal killer for me. I have just installed THT and was about to configure packages. If that's a definitive answer and unless there are plans to offer more flexibility in the future, i guess I will have to look elsewhere.

I run my hosting business only on annual prepayments of $240 per year with discounts for second and third year.

it is not a common model, but it has worked for me for close to 15 years.


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(07-04-2011, 01:47 PM)joehark Wrote:
(05-04-2011, 07:22 AM)Nick Wrote: No, you cannot set annual payments.
That's a deal killer for me. I have just installed THT and was about to configure packages. If that's a definitive answer and unless there are plans to offer more flexibility in the future, i guess I will have to look elsewhere.

I run my hosting business only on annual prepayments of $240 per year with discounts for second and third year.

it is not a common model, but it has worked for me for close to 15 years.
If you had a valid business, you would be able to afford the minute payments for a more complete billing system. We focus on freehosts.

Hence why we stopped supporting paid.
Jonny H - THT Main Developer & Founder


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(07-07-2011, 04:12 PM)Jonny Wrote:
(07-04-2011, 01:47 PM)joehark Wrote:
(05-04-2011, 07:22 AM)Nick Wrote: No, you cannot set annual payments.
That's a deal killer for me. I have just installed THT and was about to configure packages. If that's a definitive answer and unless there are plans to offer more flexibility in the future, i guess I will have to look elsewhere.

I run my hosting business only on annual prepayments of $240 per year with discounts for second and third year.

it is not a common model, but it has worked for me for close to 15 years.
Well, at least you being candid about the limited nature. But I wish that was clearly stated before I wasted my time and yours. BTW, it's not an issue of what i can afford. I always pay a reasonable fee for Open Source. It is often better stuff than commercial. I was hoping yours might be one such.
If you had a valid business, you would be able to afford the minute payments for a more complete billing system. We focus on freehosts.

Hence why we stopped supporting paid.

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Open Source usually has benefits of stability and security, this is usually only the case with huge distros like Unix.

Open Source is free, so I don't understand the point you made there. I'd just say get WHMCS.
Jonny H - THT Main Developer & Founder


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#8
^ agree WHMCS is much better for what your looking for and has more complicated fetures if you looking to set it as $240 a year why not just buy a monthly licence for 2 months then buy a full licence you only need 2 clients....
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