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The "response" from Namecheap is pretty lame, they do not mention that this is standard and that if they'd contacted GoDaddy it would have been resolved and tha
by citricsquid 15y ago
The "response" from Namecheap is pretty lame, they do not mention that this is standard and that if they'd contacted GoDaddy it would have been resolved and that they didn't before blaming them publicly:
> *Update 12:45 PT – GoDaddy has confirmed they have finally unblocked our queries. The transfer queue is being cleared and all transfers should go smoothly from here on. Many thanks to our customers and supporters for bringing this issue the attention it deserved!
"finally unblocked" implies that GoDaddy refused to fix it and is at fault, not Namecheap. GoDaddy have always had whois limits as every one who has tried to use their whois system will know (it's a big message on the page)
- biturd 15y agoIt looks like they did reach out to them, according to this post at least: http://community.namecheap.com/blog/2011/12/26/godaddy-transfer-update/#comment-1709 http://community.namecheap.com/blog/2011/12/26/godaddy-trans...