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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
As you can see, the original poster deleted his original claim on reddit. No one has ever provided a single shred of evidence that this is actually a thing.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thanks for being a customer and for your input here. I can also assure you that we do not adjust our pricing based on searches. Our pricing is pretty static and is usually given to us from the tld registries themselves. They sometimes creat
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Let me assure you, you are right. We would never do this as firstly, it is unethical and secondly we value our customers. Thanks for being one of them.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Administrators as in whom? No one on our team is monitoring searches and registering domains, period. These claims are 100% false. You can easily prove this at any time by conducting a search yourself and monitoring what happens.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thank you, these claims are absolutely false, we do not front run domains on our website.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thank you, these claims are absolutely false, we do not front run domains on our website.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thanks, these claims are absolutely false. We do not monitor nor register domain names that been searched at Namecheap, period.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thank you, we absolutely do not front run domains that are searched with us. These claims are absolutely false.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Absolutely not, we don't front run domains, never have and never will.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
Thank you, our policy has absolutely not changed and never will. We are in the business of serving our customers, not attempting to take advantage of them in any way.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
I'm sorry that your domain was registered by someone else but it had nothing to do with our company, I can assure you of that.
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NamecheapCEO
3y ago
This is false, we do not monitor customer searches nor do we register domains that have been searched on our site. I've said this before and I'll say it again here, if anyone cares to prove that this actually exists and someone w
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
This is our standard notification, word for word: Untitled Note Hello XXXXX, We are contacting you from the Namecheap Legal and Abuse department regarding your “XXXXX” Namecheap account. We are in receipt of a copyright infringement notice
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
To be clear, the issue was with a 3rd party provider that we use to send our newsletter. None of our own systems or customer accounts where breached. I sent a follow up email to all users that were affected. The domains linked in the origin
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
A third part email provider we use for our newsletter was impacted. Our own systems and customer accounts were not breached.
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
We are looking into this now this now, it is most likely related to this https://cybernews.com/security/mailchimp-mailgun-and-sendgri... as we use sendgrid. We are shutting everything down asap.
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
This is laughable, many of our people have Russian last names and Russian heritage to some degree. The last thing our Ukrainian support people wanted to do was to have to communicate in any way with Russians that lived in Russia. We weren&#
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
They could have started with their own account of course and then documented it but they didn't even bother with even that before making some baseless statements.
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
Thanks for your comment and you are correct with your latter point and assumption. It's hard to word things properly when you're limited with the amount of allowed characters on twitter.
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NamecheapCEO
4y ago
I think that's reasonable. I was thinking in terms of cutting out the gaming aspect when I made that statement. I probably should have been more specific. The premise of the entire conversation was based on someone making an unjustifie
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
FYI we have updated our policy to make way for those people and organizations that are based in Russia and are fighting against the regime. Same applies to anyone that is not a resident of Russia and has no ties to the regime.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
We aren't removing services, we are asking people to find another provider. There are thousands out there. We aren't a monopoly here.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
We will give you more time to move, please reach out to our support and they will take care if it.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
I've seen some uprisings and they've been put down and definitely respect and sympathize with those people and as I said we will try not apply this policy towards those by making exceptions but those people are a minority. In fact
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
We have over 1000 people on the ground there, mostly in Kharkiv. We have been working 24/7 to try to get them to safety. While I haven't experienced anywhere near the suffering they have. I haven't slept almost anything for d
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
BS no shoes, no shirt, no service. Ever heard about that? If we were a monopoly, fine, there are plenty of other services out there. Over 1000 registrars including several in Russia.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
We'll extend it for three weeks and if someone needs more time, I'll ask our support to make exceptions.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
Ukrainian citizens are doing just fine at kicking your governments ass at this time, sacrificing their lives while at it. Time to do more and rise up. If they can do it, you can. Take control against your own corrupt and bloodthirsty govern
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
Contact us, we'll make exceptions in cases like this. Thanks for what you are doing.
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NamecheapCEO
5y ago
We've always had a policy that almost anything goes excluding human rights abuses and especially war crimes and supporting violence. Nothing changed here.
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