Spotting a nulled vBulletin?

[Floris]

I am sorry, but please start a support ticket regarding this topic. We don't want users to discuss the call home feature on our site. Thank you.

[KuJoe]

Understandable, feel free to close this. Thanks.

[David Grove]

I am sorry, but please start a support ticket regarding this topic. We don't want users to discuss the call home feature on our site. Thank you.

That's what I figured.

[Jawsh]

Hi KuJoe,

This is just for the dumbest 'nulled vBulletin' users.

Most or even all nulled versions have a <-- NULLED BY THE 'Name' Team --> code in their source, Right Click > View Source.

Most users will remove this, But others with least understanding of PHP will not.

I know this as I have used many nulled versions for testing, and I've tried to find ways of how to know if it's able to find nulled ones, As I own a web hosting company/web designing and I've seen many nulled versions, Sometimes more popular sites can be found to be nulled. I really don't care if it's bad business reporting my customers, As I would prefer to stay out of any legal troubles.

[beishe8]

I think it's time to close or delete this thread.
Resellers should use common sense.

[Shamil.]

I think it's time to close or delete this thread.
Resellers should use common sense.

Web Hosting providers can contact Howard Spinks, of Pirate Reports to discuss/come to an arrangement. I can't find the thread where he referenced to this, but he aided the solution to my problem.