Tikuf

Yup, I feel sorry for the billing department. I've repurchased everything (won't be asking for a refund again) I didn't know that Microsft doesn't show the 403 body, some quick google searches showed me how to get the body and get the API working and responding, so I'm very happy now. Thank you.

Wow, you provided the most information so far, I would of honestly loved that before. However I did just get an refund issued to me as my other tickets were just telling me it's a permission issue on my server. So I'm unable to test anymore. I do thank you for taking the time to give me a solid answer or at least some insight. Over this weekend, I might download a trail copy (if I'm still allowed) just to give it one more shot, I really would of preferred using WHMCS.

Update: I submitted a bug report, and it is confirmed. I did notice this is isolated to the newest version of WHMCS, as reverting back to older version of the api.php solves the 403 error.

So I've spent A LONG time trying to figure out what was going wrong. From what I can tell there MAY be a bug (unless I'm doing something wrong) with the api.php file. Example (https://www.whmcs.com/members/includes/api.php) If you access the file via Internet Explorer you will get a error 403 Access Denied error. However you access with ANYTHING else, php's cURL, Google Chrome, Firefox it all works. (200 Response) Normally you would say who cares, but anyone who codes in C# will know that all of C#'s web communication is based on internet explorer or it's base code and will result in the same 403 error, making it impossible for me to connect my app to WHMCS (the only reason I bought WHMCS) Legit bug or am I stupid?