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The seller should have an account login called a root account or reseller login that they have. You should not give them your credentials!
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The seller should have an account login called a root account or reseller login that they have. You should not give them your credentials!

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The seller can login to your Cpanel with their own credentials. Granted they can't do some things because they aren't logging in as you but why do they need to login with your credentials?
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The seller can login to your Cpanel with their own credentials. Granted they can't do some things because they aren't logging in as you but why do they need to login with your credentials?

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Login to my Cpanel with their own creds? Even if we're using two different providers?
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Login to my Cpanel with their own creds? Even if we're using two different providers?

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I just bought a website from Flippa. The seller wants my cpanel information. Am I supposed to give out my username and password to my cpanel account, or is there some process that exists where I don't have to give that info out?
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I just bought a website from Flippa. The seller wants my cpanel information. Am I supposed to give out my username and password to my cpanel account, or is there some process that exists where I don't have to give that info out?

Bought a Website-giving out cpanel info

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