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Paypal subscriptions made by WHMCS not talking to WHMCS


KevinR

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I'm a bit confused here and I am sure the solution is something very simple I overlooked.

 

I have users ordering products with payments recurring each month, it sends them to paypal to pay for it and it makes a subscription. I'm getting the money from the subscriptions, but on WHMCS the money either goes directly to the customers Credit instead of going towards the due invoice.

Any help? Thanks

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It's showing as paid when I go under Invoices.

When I go into the clientsummary it shows.

$7.50 USD Monthly 08/04/2009 09/04/2009 Active

 

Under Payment Gateways Paypal I have API Username and such blank, but I did enable IPN to point to mydomain.com/panel .

Thanks

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  • WHMCS Support Manager

That usually means they overpaid one month, so have an account credit. The next invoice is automatically paid by credit, but of course the subscription is still sent, so WHMCS adds it as a credit.

 

You'd need to do an audit of the client's payments to figure out when it happened.

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Well I have a test account, I signed up for a 8 dollar a month service. Invoice was sent from WHMCS then instantly paid for with the paypal subscription. Next month, no invoice, subscription payment sent via paypal, and it showed up as $8 credit. WHMCS says the Next Payment Due has passed, so it should be sending out a please pay email but it does not. So I'm getting the right amount of money, WHMCS just isn't sending out an invoice, or updating when the last amount of money was recieved. Maybe I set something wrong in Invoies, or Automation?

I just disabled the credit system to see if that may help, I hope it doesn't delete all the credits.

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