Domain Reseller

[BullsoftHosting - Tom]

Hey guys.

 

Ive just setup my NetEarthOne domain reseller account and theres a few things I would like to know.

 

1) How do I brand the URL properly? Theres a few different options, partially, fully etc. Which one would you recommend and how can I set that up?

 

2) Does the client get their own domain management panel? If so, does this intergrate with WHMCS?

 

3) Im guessing I have to have funds in my NetEarthOne account to resell the domains?

 

Thanks

Tom

[thehost5968]

Hey guys.

 

Ive just setup my NetEarthOne domain reseller account and theres a few things I would like to know.

 

1) How do I brand the URL properly? Theres a few different options, partially, fully etc. Which one would you recommend and how can I set that up?

 

2) Does the client get their own domain management panel? If so, does this intergrate with WHMCS?

 

3) Im guessing I have to have funds in my NetEarthOne account to resell the domains?

 

Thanks

Tom

 

 

Hi

 

1) I would use "Fully Branded URL" if you are going to use it to sell from as a 2nd or 3rd web site else "Partially Branded" if not.

 

2) Yes one at NEO and No for the WHMCS part there is a mod preinstalled but also go on to the NEO live chat to see about the othere mod's.

 

3) yes you need funds so that all order flow without delay but unlike most you can use it like a pay-as-you-go account I.E you only need the amount in the account you need per order No min loading funds amount (unlike enom with a min loading funds of $100.00 each time)

[Impact-John]

here is one for you net earth one to me either a really large rip( doubt it) or is a direct reseller of Resellers Club(directi) here are the links to prove it from my resellerclubs partnersite and netearth ones site

resellerclub - http://impactconections.partnersite.myorderbox.com/

 

net earth one - http://reseller.netearthone.com/reseller.php

 

that seams to me eiher a wicked rip or a direct reseller of the system we get for free from whmcs

[thehost5968]

Do not be silly resellerclub is not the be all anf end all ie the only one's useing myorder box I could name about 5 that do.

 

And NEO are not a "rip" they pay for the myorderbox just like resellerclub and all the othre that use it.

 

And as for the free account WHMCS gives why do you think resellerclub is giving them free (is it because if they did not none one would just go to them and pay there hight prices)

[BullsoftHosting - Tom]

here is one for you net earth one to me either a really large rip( doubt it) or is a direct reseller of Resellers Club(directi)

 

NetEarthOne used to be called Directi.

 

Once ive added the email, password and parent ID into the domain registrar part of WHMCS, will that then automatically register domains through it?

Obviously I have to set the auto setting in the domain price section but is there a way to test if it works?

 

Thanks

Tom

[thehost5968]

"NetEarthOne used to be called Directi." NetEarthOne never was called Directi.

Directi ( http://www.directi.com/products/) is the company that owns Logicboxes ( http://www.logicboxes.com ) and NetEarthOne just use Logicboxes that is owned by Directi.

 

1.Yes it is then automatically done.

[thehost5968]

and also Directi ripped of the Domain industry By starting resellerclub.

As all that Directi offer the likes of NetEarthOne is help in becoming ICANN Accredited

and then they have to pay Logicboxes to use myorderbox.

[BullsoftHosting - Tom]

NetEarthOne never was called Directi.

Directi ( http://www.directi.com/products/) is the company that owns Logicboxes ( http://www.logicboxes.com ) and NetEarthOne just use Logicboxes that is owned by Directi.

 

Ohh I see.

Ive just noticed the demo mode option I can enable. Will this just allow me to order domains through WHMCS as tests?

 

Thanks

Tom

[thehost5968]

you need to set up a test account at NEO in your control panel also.

[othellotech]

ResellerClub/Directi are the developers of the software "logicboxes" which is used by about 80 different registrars, NE1 being one of those 80 - no different to WHMCS being used by hundreds of hosts ...