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Namecheap provides services on domain name registration, and offer for sale domain names that are registered to third parties (also known as aftermarket domain names). It is also a web hosting company.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Namecheap users through our website.
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Cloud Services (48%)
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Hosting (24%)
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Domains (20%)
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Web Tools (8%)
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The most recent Namecheap outage reports came from the following cities:
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Namecheap Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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DaveX
(@HiDaveX) reported
@DomainGang I'll never understand why a company in their position makes these moves. People like bargains at every level. Higher income, higher coupon usage. Some people don't like the NameCheap brand but it will be a winner because people like quality for cheap. Make Afternic Great Again!
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K S
(@kj_kjato) reported
@FTC these ******** @Namecheap have website being hosted through them. That is using my private information to scam people and they will not do anything about it. Please help.
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Meta Bénin 🇧🇯
(@MetaBenin) reported
@Namecheap I’ve been a loyal @Namecheap customer for years. I followed their support’s instruction to buy a Stellar Business plan to restore my sites — now they refuse to restore into the plan I purchased and want to charge me extra through manipulative operations. This is unacceptable.
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Jay Feldman | Lead Gen Jay
(@leadgenjay) reported
The problem: Cold email domains getting flagged because registrars like GoDaddy and NameCheap expose your domain identity. Most people pay premium prices for DNS management and still get terrible deliverability. Cloudflare changes everything.
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Thy • Richfield 👑
(@samsonrichfiel1) reported
@samuelfemidev make namecheap give me back my money. I never reach 18
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Josh the builder
(@joshthebuilda) reported
@jhopes_2217 @JosiahBabatund1 @ossynoya Oh really?. I've always gotten from Namecheap. Mostly because the times I've run into issues, their support and doc we're good enough to help me
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Lukas
(@DarkCisum) reported
@Namecheap login code email doesn't seem to be working and neither does the domain search...
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Sagar Gosavi | Lead Gen with Cold Emails
(@ImSagarGosavi) reported
You tried cold outreach and it didn't work for you? Most probably you did it wrong. Here are the things you need to take care of: 1) Having good data. Verifying it 2) Infrastructure. You shouldn't buy namecheap or any other emails. Google and Outlook are the best 3) Volume: Most people who say they've tried it and didn't work actually suck at volume. If you are sending only 100/day and expecting meetings it's not gonna happen. 4) Email copy: long and ugly emails speaking all about your service and nothing about the prospect doesn't work. Why would they reply you? Why they should work with? Need to think of such questions while writing an email 5) Offer. The most important part. If your offer sucks, none of this would get you any results. If you're a b2b service provider looking for signing 3-5 clients per month, DM me.
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richard-san.
(@Rizinkovic) reported
@Namecheap damn
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Tom Swokowski
(@tomswokowski) reported
GitHub - Code repos Heroku - Hosting Stripe - Payments Relay - Banking Google/GitHub - Auth DigitalOcean - Image uploads Mailgun - Emails Google Analytics - Analytics Namecheap - Domains Bizee - LLC Management Google Voice - Support X - Marketing
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Nils
(@nilsfdm) reported
Here’s the move: Scrape every expired domain off registrars like GoDaddy, Namecheap, and Porkbun. Surface level these are just abandoned URLs, but the gold isn’t in the name – it’s in the metadata. Most expired domains are remnants of real businesses, spinouts, or content plays that left behind breadcrumbs: backlinks, Moz rank, old traffic, brand mentions, even their ghost social media accounts. The play? Revive them with their existing footprint. This isn’t a domain flipping arbitrage where you buy for $10 and sell for $5k (though you can). It’s a signal-growth arbitrage. An asymmetric launchpad to resurrect abandoned relevancy that still carries weight online. First, you build a scraper that pulls every expired domain under specified criteria: backlinks to known publications, archived traffic via tools like Ahrefs, and specific niches (e.g., e-commerce brands, niche blogs, legacy Yelp entries). Run this clean list through OpenCorporates or a state LLC database to pull associated business entity info, previous owner names, and filing statuses. Is the LLC dissolved? Are trademarks still live? These determine how aggressively you can operate post-buyout: either as a cheeky rebrand revival or outright shadow clone. Next, cross-check the ghost site with its archived competitors. Most of these directories and small publishers built backlinks in heavily interlinked ecosystems – rankings in niches like D2C, local services, and content aggregators are HIGHLY parasitic. You don’t have to rebuild a perfect business model; you just attach yourself to their existing domain graph and profit off both borrowed SEO juice and category recall. Here’s an example. I’ve seen expired domains from shuttered furniture startups that still pull 100+ organic hits daily due to legacy Pinterest pins, influencer backlinks, Instagram SEO users tagging the name, and content aggregators that never cleaned their links. You buy the domain for $10, drop a Shopify or Notion “contact me for inventory” placeholder within 12 hours, then link to an active dropship site until traffic stabilizes. You monetize their traffic and customer confusion into private-label arbitrage. Got another layer? Backlink shadowing. Resurrect an abandoned domain and then cold email all existing backlink partners (the blogs, listicles, “Top 10 tools” articles KEEPING their SEO alive). Your email is simple: “Hi – the URL on your page linking to X is broken. My team has repaired it following a brand merge. Could you swap links to our updated page?” Most content managers don’t blink. Boom, you just highjacked hundreds of inbound organic links from zombie domains AND leftover active competitor pages. Scaling involves operating vertical-specific “ghost farms.” Bundle entire micro-niches – abandoned domains of elder law firms, SaaS pricing comparison blogs, legacy templates-for-download libraries – which serve clear resale audiences (think affiliate marketeers, e-commerce grinders, SEO operators). Package these domains, leaving the existing relevance untouched so customers can drop on top of working SEO juice. When layered correctly, this isn’t just individual domain sniping; it’s a system to become the primary operator in any niche left stagnant by abandoned domain inertia. Add one final cherry: feed competitor data. Let their dead URLs become YOUR growth vector. The internet’s graveyard holds ROI. You just need a shovel.
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Emerald_Official
(@olamilekanemer2) reported
It was stressful and exhausting, but I eventually discovered the problem wasn’t just malware — it was also caused by an outdated plugin and missing DNS verification. After updating everything, reconnecting Google Search Console, and verifying my domain via Namecheap CNAME,
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Mark Fulton
(@ReinventingAI) reported
@Namecheap The problem was my VPN prevented extensions options from loading at all. First time I’ve had the issue. I’m in Bali, Indonesia.
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Anant Bhasin 🔨👨🏻💻
(@bhasinanant) reported
@SalzDevs @icanvardar Why do you feel that way about Namecheap? I use it for all my domains. Would love to know about any possible issues.
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Gökhan
(@virolog) reported
@DotWeekly @Namecheap Sounds like something like a trendline chart where X-axis is time and Y-axis is the number of searches would help.
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sevket hamdi tan
(@ege_ai) reported
@icanvardar namecheap but just out of habit / always did it with them + support is relatively nice with return times
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Danny Sale
(@danielleesale) reported
I have Tiny Tiny RSS running via WSL. I couldn't have done it without AI. I tried to install it on Namecheap, but there were two problems not fixable with a shared hosting plan. I think I'm all good now though.
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Meta Bénin 🇧🇯
(@MetaBenin) reported
@Namecheap Very disappointed with @Namecheap. Bought new hosting on Sept 20, never used it, and now they expect renewal by Oct 20? Is that fair or right before God? Loyal customers deserve better. Tickets: NC-FYE-9152 / NC-BIN-1665
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Deploydon
(@Deploydon) reported
@stabletuna Yes. Problem is I have like 30 of them. @Namecheap recently jacked up prices by like 20%
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Cameron Chardukian
(@camchardukian) reported
@icanvardar I’ve never had any issues with namecheap
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Pogos
(@pogosikas) reported
@icanvardar namecheap is good. priced well and customer support does it job
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DeveloperSteve
(@DeveloperSteve) reported
@Namecheap 25 years old and its really time to refactor your cart which has horribly failed in its ability to provide a proper UX to purchase .com.au domains. its now cost 3.5 hours of your support time, all to try and get a $18 sale, which you lost.
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BrandMaxi.Com🦅
(@jollybtcx) reported
This buyer only wants to use GoDaddy or NameCheap yet both they don't support this TLD Extension, How Can I Close this deal domainers? Please advise me accordingly?
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Brian Cooper
(@0xcoop) reported
@icanvardar @Namecheap (and their customer support is 👌)
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Kaycee
(@Kaycee47512601) reported
@AfolayanPromise @Tspiceskitchen Can it be used to renew your domain name on namecheap since the previous virtual card you use is not working. I used cardify but their naira to dollar exchange rate is on the high side
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Danny Sale
(@danielleesale) reported
I have Tiny Tiny RSS running via WSL. I couldn't have done it without AI. I tried to install it on Namecheap, but there were two problems not fixable on a shared hosting plan. I think I'm all good now though.
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Jake Manger
(@JakeManger) reported
@icanvardar Cloudflare because it’s the cheapest it can be. Then Namecheap for any domains like .ai they don’t support
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Sebastien Augustin
(@SebastienTalks) reported
@icanvardar Namecheap … never had an issue + great and quick customer service
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UpgradeYourDomain
(@Upgrade_Domain) reported
@Aladey LOL - don't complain on X @NamecheapCEO will get his feelings hurt - they wanted my DL for $149 purchase with a 15 yr old verified Paypal account and having Namecheap account for 8 years ... domainers will put up with this crap ... average joe won't this is why back to @Afternic
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Programmers.App
(@programmers_app) reported
@if_Wholesale Namecheap will win, #Godaddy is way overpriced and not very good support