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I used to have many domains at NameCheap and left after their redesign a couple of years ago. Huge spacing, many clicks to get to any information, and good luck
by weiming 8y ago
I used to have many domains at NameCheap and left after their redesign a couple of years ago. Huge spacing, many clicks to get to any information, and good luck trying to update multiple domains. Seems like they wanted to alienate their pro/bulk users in favor of the buy-a-one-page-website crowd.
Route53 (using now) just makes more sense: easy programmatic access, unified billing with other services, included domain privacy, and no games with renewal pricing/discounts.
- jayess 8y agoSame here. I've moved everything to uniregistry from namecheap. It was such a headache moving domains, I wouldn't use namecheap again... even with free whoisguard. And inexplicably some of my domains that were using whoisguard had their email contact information changed, without my knowledge, to "legal@namecheap.com" meaning that I wouldn't receive any confirmation emails. What a mess.