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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
by 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 agoYour 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 agoIt 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 agoI 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.