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They do tell you up front... They show you the price for the first year, then a dimmer price for year 2 on. I really don't understand where your confusion is, a

They do tell you up front... They show you the price for the first year, then a dimmer price for year 2 on. I really don't understand where your confusion is, are you buying from their website or the app? Maybe the app doesn't show that?

j45 3y ago
Spaceship shows the price, namecheap hasn't when I've purchased clarified that it's a first year only price.
- quickslowdown 3y ago
  I personally think that's a reading comprehension issue on your part, but maybe submit feedback with specifics about what's confusing to you/what you'd like to see instead?
  - j45 3y ago
    Your jab at reading comprehension seems misplaced. https://imgur.com/a/07GLcb9 https://imgur.com/a/07GLcb9 If you run a search for a domain such as readingcomprehension.com: Namecheap does show renewal prices; they also interchange it in the readingcomprehension.io with a "Retails at" price, which does not mean renew. Those are the prices that can change. It's an easy miss.. before diagnosing a 'comprehension' critique and feeling entitled to the labour of others to convince you otherwise - double-checking the page (below the fold) might save you from the irony. Clarity matters, both in web design and in critiques. I was hoping you might go do a search and read below the fold.
    - quickslowdown 3y ago
      It wasn't meant as a jab, I'm trying to figure out where your confusion is. Even in that imgur gif, I can clearly see what the renewal price will be. I think what you're wishing for is another line that indicates the price from year 2 on? I could see how being more explicit about what that "renewal price" means would help clear this kind of confusion up. I don't work at namecheap, I have no power over this kind of thing, I'm just interested to see where your confusion is and what would help with it.
      - j45 3y ago
        I think you still have missed it.. Namecheap has two wordings under a price: 1) Renewal price 2) Retail Price (when the price is discounted). In the case of #2, there is no clarity or guarantee that the price listed is the renewal price.

j45 3y ago

Spaceship shows the price, namecheap hasn't when I've purchased clarified that it's a first year only price.

quickslowdown 3y ago
I personally think that's a reading comprehension issue on your part, but maybe submit feedback with specifics about what's confusing to you/what you'd like to see instead?
- j45 3y ago
  Your jab at reading comprehension seems misplaced. https://imgur.com/a/07GLcb9 https://imgur.com/a/07GLcb9 If you run a search for a domain such as readingcomprehension.com: Namecheap does show renewal prices; they also interchange it in the readingcomprehension.io with a "Retails at" price, which does not mean renew. Those are the prices that can change. It's an easy miss.. before diagnosing a 'comprehension' critique and feeling entitled to the labour of others to convince you otherwise - double-checking the page (below the fold) might save you from the irony. Clarity matters, both in web design and in critiques. I was hoping you might go do a search and read below the fold.
  - quickslowdown 3y ago
    It wasn't meant as a jab, I'm trying to figure out where your confusion is. Even in that imgur gif, I can clearly see what the renewal price will be. I think what you're wishing for is another line that indicates the price from year 2 on? I could see how being more explicit about what that "renewal price" means would help clear this kind of confusion up. I don't work at namecheap, I have no power over this kind of thing, I'm just interested to see where your confusion is and what would help with it.
    - j45 3y ago
      I think you still have missed it.. Namecheap has two wordings under a price: 1) Renewal price 2) Retail Price (when the price is discounted). In the case of #2, there is no clarity or guarantee that the price listed is the renewal price.