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Hey Namecheap, since I know you're on here (Anthony?): did you try contacting some engineering folk at GoDaddy to try to resolve this delay for your clients? I
by seanp2k2 15y ago
Hey Namecheap, since I know you're on here (Anthony?): did you try contacting some engineering folk at GoDaddy to try to resolve this delay for your clients? I hope you already have, and that they told you to sit on it, given the tone of your last blog post.
If you're just slinging non-verified mud at a competitor, kicking them when they're down instead of focusing all your effort on actually fixing this, how are you better than GoDaddy and why would a potential new client choose you over them if you're both shady?
- eropple 15y agoAmusing that you'd hope that GoDaddy would continue screwing their (soon to be former) customers because they don't like that a competitor thinks they're playing dirty pool. Unsurprising, but amusing nevertheless.
- seanp2k2 15y ago....what? My point was that it seems like Namecheap is just making efforts to blame GoDaddy instead of efforts to actually fix the problem. I hope GoDaddy dies in a fire. I hope everyone gets away from them ASAP and I hope they get out of the domain business after that (it'd be great to at least see ICANN call them out on it and fine them or something.) As I see it, the more GoDaddy fights and does stupid things, the more it increases the Streisand effect and the more people will become aware of how awful they are.
- eropple 15y agoPublicly lighting a fire under GoDaddy's rear is probably the most effective way to make them act right.