As per the fresh indications from the renowned payment gateway system ‘PayPal‘, we have come to an understanding that PayPal is going to expand the number of IP addresses for their site www.paypal.com to improve their site’s performance, scalability and handiness. As part of this transition, team at PayPal has planned to discontinue their support for the HTTP 1.0 protocol starting February 1, 2013.

Effect on PayPlans’ users by this transition-

The transition in effect from the 1st of February 2013 means that this change will affect the -

• Ability of our merchants to perform IPN (Instant Payment Notification) post-back validation or PDT (Payment Data Transfer) posts to www.paypal.com.
• Now PayPal will be supporting the HTTP 1.1 protocols.
• Earlier IPN and PDT scripts using HTTP 1.0 may start failing with “HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request” errors after February 1, 2013, which will result in IPN messages not being validated successfully, or PDT scripts not being able to retrieve transaction information.

Do not worry friends, PayPlans is with you-

The HTTP version update from the payment gateway had left PayPlans’ users worldwide in a sort of confusion. Lots of request to rectify and asking for support started pouring in. So, I would like to make a statement to our friends on behalf of PayPlans that there is actually no need to panic at all.

The complete PayPlans 2.x series have been renewed for free flowing with the upgradation from the payment gateway. So, our new users can join us and purchase from the button below:

Purchase Here

And our existing friends with their subscriptions still in hands can just download after logging in from the button below:

Download Here (PayPlans 2.x)

PayPlans 1.x users-

In our blog on 28 November on 2012 it was announced that PayPlans 1.x series has reached its end of life and no support or fixes will be given but seeing the current scenario, it is our moral duty to help our friends in need, who are still in business using the 1.x series. So, an updated PayPlans 1.x has been released which can be downloaded from the button below: