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: new purchase : bigassmo June 27, 2012, 09:05:26 PM I am a happy shape5 club member and I want to make sure I do you guys right, because of how helpful and professional you are. I have used up my domains from my membership, but I have sold a new customer and I want to pay for their template. I want to set them up with an account, even though they will never actually use the forums, while I ask support questions for their account's domain. Basically, I want to post questions under my user name, but for a customer who wants me to build a site using your template and I want to make sure you know that I am not exploiting the club when I ask about their domain on the forums. I am a fan of shape5 and I want to make sure you get paid and you know I am helping sell your work.
: Re: new purchase : mikek June 28, 2012, 07:24:48 AM Hello,
Really a developer membership is for this purpose so you can manage all the accounts under one. If you need a separate membership for your member it is fine to ask questions under just one username as long as that username also still remains with an active membership so we can verify your status. : Re: new purchase : john772 July 12, 2012, 04:30:16 PM I am a happy shape5 club member and I want to make sure I do you guys right, because of how helpful and professional you are. I have used up my domains from my membership, but I have sold a new customer and I want to pay for their template. I want to set them up with an account, even though they will never actually use the forums, while I ask support questions for their account's domain. Basically, I want to post questions under my user name, but for a customer who wants me to build a site using your template and I want to make sure you know that I am not exploiting the club when I ask about their domain on the forums. I am a fan of shape5 and I want to make sure you get paid and you know I am helping sell your work. As mikek said a dev account sounds like the best way to go.(http://www.1-imageshack.us/images/images/74.gif) |