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> So I'm also very angry at you, for screwing me over Just out of curiosity, how are you screwed? Is it so hard to move to a different registrar? It's not like
by andreygrehov 5y ago
> So I'm also very angry at you, for screwing me over
Just out of curiosity, how are you screwed? Is it so hard to move to a different registrar? It's not like you are being kicked out from a cloud provider, which would indeed be a pain in the ass.
- bombcar 5y agoIf you just had most if not all international payment methods stop, your only option now is to transfer your domains to a russian state owned or controlled entity which should be obvious why it could be problematic.
- cheeze 5y ago
- Yoofie 5y agoWow. Shameful. People don't get to choose where they are born and describing other people and another society in such a way despite their current government is quite pathetic. I hope others see your xenophobia and learn to treat others more respectfully.
- tomjakubowski 5y agoCommenter said they are fleeing Russia, should have more options available outside the country, no?
- bombcar 5y agoIf they’re fleeing they’re not yet out, and foreign payments have been stopped.
- anonymoushn 5y ago> Just out of curiosity, how are you screwed? Is it so hard to move to a different registrar? Normally, if you pay for a service for a year and then it ends after a couple months by surprise, you could describe that as being screwed. > Additionally, and with immediate effect, you will no longer be able to use Namecheap Hosting, EasyWP, and Private Email with a domain provided by another registrar in zones .ru, .xn--p1ai (рф), .by, .xn--90ais (бел), and .su. All websites will resolve to 403 Forbidden, however, you can contact us to assist you with your transfer to another provider. Looks like a bunch of people were kicked from Namecheap's cloud services with 0 notice though. Or do you mean that these services are relatively simple, and it would be a pain to migrate from a service provider who provides much more complex services with 0 notice?