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How can we win you back?!
by ted0 6y ago
How can we win you back?!
- renewiltord 6y agoWell, when .dev came out, there was a scramble and Google Domains was being slow af and you guys weren't, so I have my .dev on a 10 year with you. So I guess the answer for what worked in the past is: you let me register when I could. The reasons I transferred to Google Domains are: * I found the interface easier to use: fewer clicks to DNS, email, etc. * The features are easily visible * Auto-verification in GCP I understand, of course, if you can't deal with or prioritize any of these. Hope the feedback helps.
- ted0 6y agoI can't speak to any plans re: auto-verification but we are always looking at improving our dashboard UX. Big things coming there. I should also add that we have direct relationships with almost all of our registry partners now. Even Google Domains, Route53, and Cloudflare don't support a lot of TLDs and/or resell some core TLDs through resellers, not directly through the registries. It's important for many reasons.
- drkstr 6y agoHi Ted, for what it's worth, this is the first time I've heard of you all, and based on your responses here alone, you converted a sale away from Google Domains today. I look forward to being yet another happy customer!
- boustrophedon 6y agoNot the parent but I specifically transferred away from namecheap because you attempted to increase my renewal on a .club domain by 15x, claiming my previously-registered domain was now a premium domain. Google Domains charged me the regular price. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23292774 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23292774
- ted0 6y agoHighly doubt this was intentional. We get pricing from the registry. What likely happened here is that the registry reclassified this as a premium and our support wrongly quoted the new tier to you even though it wasn't relevant since it was a renewal. Sorry you had this experience. It was likely an honest mistake.
- boustrophedon 6y agoThe price was increased in my auto-renewal notice - I spoke with support after receiving the email.
- doctoboggan 6y agoHi Ted, I've been a name cheap customer for something like 10 years, although recently I've been moving some of my domains to Cloudfare DNS. I am moving because they offer API access which lets Acme's certbot renew certificates automatically.
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