ok, i need to know, how do you set up phpcoin, so that when someone orders of you, you can get them to pay you via paypal?

how do you set it up, so that it goes to your paypal account?

is there any software better than phpcoin, which is easier to you, and free?

oh, is there a way for it to set up accounts on there own, without, me having to do it all?

can it be used to get domains?

ok, i need to know, how do you set up phpcoin, so that when someone orders of you, you can get them to pay you via paypal?

how do you set it up, so that it goes to your paypal account?

is there any software better than phpcoin, which is easier to you, and free?

oh, is there a way for it to set up accounts on there own, without, me having to do it all?

can it be used to get domains?

I would be interested in this as well. A Uncle of mine is curious about it for a site of his.

phphostbot is what i would recommend, but its a whole $30. =P

If your wanting something free, but doesnt setup accounts automatically yet, well then i would recommend http://solid-state.org

its just phpcoin, i cant spend a single £

i just need to know, how to get users to send me cash, via paypal

can anyone help me?

like I said, solidstate will do it and its free. phpcoin should work if you post on their forums and have some patients. ROFL, if your that desperate, just make a payment button with paypal and give them the link. =P

Okay... let me find out again.
Login to the admin page.... if you dont know how to do that, let me know :-P
Click Admin (bottom set of buttons, alllllll the way to the right)
Under products, click Paylinks.
and then i think edit the ones they already have. just paste your subscription button in there.
Make sure to edit comany info, all that stuff from the admin panel too. just play around, you'll find it all.

how do i get the correct data for the cash to go to my paypal account?

In paypal, create a buy link, or a subscription link... then paypal will give you the HTML code to use.

ok, i think i know what you mean, but i can not find it anywhere, do you know where abouts it can be?

I recommend Whois.Cart(). It's more easy to use and support Paypal. phpCOIN is free and open source. But it's very complex and uses a portal system. You cannot easily to customize it's template.

how much is it?

http://docs.phpcoin.com/index.php?title=Creating_a_PayPal_PayLink

If you already have a PayPal account, login to that, then click on the buy now button to create a button. Fill out the info and copy and paste the code into phpcoin as described by CheapnEasyHosting above. You'll need a different button for each hosting plan/domain/whatever your selling so each one will get charged the correct amount. But you set up the buttons in PayPal, then copy and paste them in phpcoin.
Hope that helps.

I recommend Whois.Cart(). It's more easy to use and support Paypal. phpCOIN is free and open source. But it's very complex and uses a portal system. You cannot easily to customize it's template.

phpcoin is not open source and from reading the rest of your posts, anything above copy and paste is hard to you.

phpcoin is not open source and from reading the rest of your posts, anything above copy and paste is hard to you.

The source of phpCOIN is open(no encrypted) and users can change it to suit their own needs. I had wanted to tell this. Also the customization of these complex softwares is not easy. I could not see a professional designed web site that prepared with phpCOIN yet.

I think the point that MACscr was trying to make is that phpCOIN is not open source. The cost may be $0, and the source code may be there, but afaik, the license is an EULA, and it is not open source a'la GPL or BSD.

To most people this wouldn't matter, but it is a very important distinction.