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Their admin interface have popup advertising. If you want to edit your DNS records you have to click on « advanced DNS settings » and then you are redirected ea
by hyakosm 5y ago
Their admin interface have popup advertising. If you want to edit your DNS records you have to click on « advanced DNS settings » and then you are redirected each times to an intermediate page with a popup to subscribe to some of their antimalware stuff.
- OrvalWintermute 5y agoIt sounds like some evil MBAs have taken over the company, and decided to monetize each and every customer interaction, including access to your inbox.
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- Macha 5y agoIf they did, they did so like 15 years ago, Network Solutions have been scummy for a long time.
- Animats 5y agoIn 2011, Network Solutions was acquired by Web.com, from Verisign. Things got much worse.
- ironSkillet 5y agoI worked for a company that also got acquired by Web.com. They definitely replaced technical leadership with MBA types.
- LinuxBender 5y agoI agree with this. I had to show their escalation support how to use dig to view public DNS records vs. their own internal DNS. I still have some domains with them, only because all the other registrars seem to be following the same path or have other issues I find even more repulsive. The process to become a registrar is just tedious enough to keep me from doing it.