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Too bad I didn't read the review of cpt obvious before.
This guy is just a fraud. We bought a product that supposed to be working on the last WHMCS version but this is just not at all the case. I even tried the plugin on older versions and found out that he didn't even update it for a while.
Careful because this guy will not do anything to make his product functional
We paid this guy (Liam Bishop) £500 to develop a custom module, after months of waiting still nothing. When I complained and asked for money back, he refused, and said because I had complained I would get nothing. I advised action would be taken, so he even bragged how I couldn't find or touch him. We tried sending debt collectors and court summons, but it was all ignore. Debt collectors were unable to find him as it seems that the address on his website is bogus (no building name or number).
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