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I switched to NameCheap a couple years ago. I don't have anything to complain about.

>>NAHWhe+(OP)
I, too, use namecheap. In fairness I’m not as sophisticated as at least 95% of people on hacker news but it has certainly met all of my needs for the half dozen sites and 2 dozen domains I own

>>NAHWhe+(OP)
namecheap is fine as long as you don't have a problem. but if you have a problem you can be absolutely sure that they will never fix it.

>>newbie+xb
Ive had the COO call me personally on a sunday before to iron stuff out. That's not true.

>>newbie+xb
Not my experience at all. Every time I've opened a support ticket, the initial response has been fast and the problem has been resolved quickly (based on the 3 or 4 incidents I've had over around a decade with them).

>>aliqot+Dj
How many domains do you have with them/what's your monthly spend? I suspect this varies wildly.

>>aaaaaa+zo
Can't speak for aliquot, mine is around a low hundreds of dollars per year across two accounts (personal and professional, not linked) and service has been exemplary.

>>aaaaaa+zo
I have purchased a hundred or so since I got with them almost 10 years ago, but keep about an average of 5-10 at any given time. Monthly spend is minimal, I pay for 2yr+ up front.