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by tamar 11y ago
The best part about this is it's an 8,624 word guide - the submission here doesn't allude to the fact that this really is a pretty exhaustive guide. (Actually, I added 200-300 more words based on feedback from reddit, so consider
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by tamar 12y ago
launches* ;)
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by tamar 12y ago
You can say that to any firm then. Given our razor thin profit margins, the pricing is there for a reason. The coupon codes are also there simply to sweeten the deal. Bear in mind the products we're mostly represent cost a low $10. If
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by tamar 12y ago
Nope, I haven't even seen it yet. I know that we have a dedicated team working on the domain dashboard exclusively though. And yeah, 1999... close. 2001. :)
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by tamar 12y ago
Well, that's all fair and all stuff we're addressing this year. The dashboard is, frankly, out of date compared to the UI experience people would expect from us in 2015. We're building that right now. And we plan to support T
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by tamar 12y ago
Hey, Tamar from Namecheap here. Would love to hear about your user experience so I can pass it on. thanks.
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by tamar 12y ago
I believe you'll love the new Namecheap backend when it launched. :) (Disclosure: Namecheap employee)
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by tamar 12y ago
Tamar from Namecheap here. * Use code WGSPECIAL for a discounted whoisguard. :) * Renewals for several years at a time offer a baked-in savings. * Our control panel overhaul is underway. It's a huge project for us, but we're ecsta
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by tamar 12y ago
When I bought Namecheap domains in 2006, domains were close in price to ~$70. Namecheap's name was intended to show that you'd buy it for less. The brand grew from there. That's why Namecheap is still called Namecheap. Disclo
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by tamar 12y ago
Not if you use a coupon code. Try WGSPECIAL. Oh, and if you renew for several years at a time, the cost per year goes down too. Disclosure: Namecheap employee
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by tamar 12y ago
Hey jedc - Tamar from Namecheap here. Can you provide insights into the Namecheap experience? I hear the GD side. Would like to know what you mean from ours. As far as our dashboard, we're building a better user experience, so that&#x2
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by tamar 12y ago
Hey guys - Tamar from Namecheap here. Just an FYI - we've been promising this for quite some time and we're still working on it. I can't offer an ETA just yet, but it's on our roadmap.
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by tamar 12y ago
Thanks. Getting a mix of results here - server issues (should be fine), and 404s - but the page wasn't deleted. Not sure what it is but we'll keep an eye on it. Thanks!
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by tamar 12y ago
The original should be available without issue. Can you please let me know what happens when you try to access it? What ISP are you using? Thanks, Tamar from Namecheap
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by tamar 12y ago
Namecheap's backend UI will be upgraded soon :)
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by tamar 12y ago
ssls.com is another trusted alternative...and it's owned by Namecheap with a different design. Curious - are you still encountering those issues? That may be from the initial launch in January but we haven't heard about this from
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by tamar 13y ago
The homepage wasn't accessible until just a bit ago. We're still working on it. tamar (also at Namecheap)
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by tamar 13y ago
Two Namecheap employees commented already about this saying that the account area's redesign is also underway ;)
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by tamar 13y ago
I commented elsewhere that you can find the pricing page. It's not that hidden and the pricing is not super expensive. We're a pretty ethical bunch at Namecheap. We have donated over $200k to EFF in the last 2-3 years and will be
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by tamar 13y ago
Let me tell you a dirty little Namecheap secret: We're the company that most people go to because there aren't any upsells. see you soon? ;)
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by tamar 13y ago
We'd love to hear your feedback on where you get that impression. We speak to lots of small business owners, but we also speak to everyone. The Internet needs people--and that is a blanket term. ;)
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by tamar 13y ago
As we mention elsewhere in the comments, this is phase one of a multiple-phase project. Stay tuned, Sergio. ;)
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by tamar 13y ago
You can go to namecheap.com > Domains > Pricing to get our entire pricing details.
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by tamar 13y ago
We don't and have never had a system for invoices--nor have I seen that anywhere else. You do get a whole record of your purchases with the full amount spent. We do appreciate the feedback though while we build out the interface even f
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by tamar 13y ago
What Ted said. This has been a long time coming and we wanted to roll it out in phases while we work out the kinks in parts rather than altogether. It's a tremendous undertaking and we appreciate your feedback :)
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by tamar 14y ago
Ryan, as you can see, Namecheap's CEO Rick Kirkendall replied to all of your concerns on the Facebook thread itself. As Rick acknowledges, policy was not followed and things will change.
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by tamar 14y ago
We're revising internal policies so that this doesn't happen again.
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by tamar 14y ago
I'm Namecheap's Social Media Manager and just want to be clear that the issue here stemmed from trying to contact Imgur regarding child pornography. We made 6 separate attempts to contact Imgur before the domain was disabled. We do admit th
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by tamar 14y ago
And here's our reply: (disclaimer: I'm the social media manager at Namecheap and a huge fan of Imgur) We were in contact with imgur about a matter regarding child pornography for which we are unable to provide additional details. We sent si
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by tamar 14y ago
Hey all, You've asked - we've answered. Your voices have been heard and we've expedited the removal of the term "hacker" from having any types of restrictions on registration. You can now register potatohacker.com or whatever else you'd lik

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