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OpenCart CCBill Payment Module ★★★★

4 Stars for this plugin.

It worked, that part is true but we had to make some modifications and there were some syntax issues with the PHP. Overall though, a solid plugin for opencart and the ONLY one we found worth a darn for CCBill. We think our relationship with opencart might be over anyway, if you’re interested to know. While the system and the administration are robust, we’ve just had too many headaches and plugins are such a pain. Mainly the file structure is most problematic and we just don’t appreciate the added work in dealing with it.

We’ll be testing out prestashop instead and will have our diagnosis soon.

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