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Namecheap Outage Map

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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 Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Greater Noida, UP 2
New Delhi, NCT 1
Troy, NY 1
Noida, UP 1
Gorakhpur, UP 1

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Namecheap Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • charlibydesign Charli Gamble (@charlibydesign) reported

    I’m sorry, but y’all are sleeping on Namecheap as a WordPress host. That’s who I use and I love them. Yet I never see anyone suggesting them.

  • rsmck Ross McKillop (@rsmck) reported

    @urlscanio @Namecheap Yeah that’s a bot handling it almost certainly, they should be able to spot patterns like that. Also there’s a “know your customer” exercise here. They go on about due diligence in disabling them, where’s the due diligence in their own approvals?

  • WWardany Wasseem El Wardany (@WWardany) reported

    @Namecheap I'll send the email to your support team now.

  • GoreJason91 Jason Gore (@GoreJason91) reported

    @Namecheap Every day there are new and new scams targeting uniswap spawning on your network, so it is not isolated case, but a pattern. Please escalate for real and not only for cool social media points. Uniswap user was already robbed by your "clients" who have registered phishing site

  • rsmck Ross McKillop (@rsmck) reported

    @NamecheapCEO @Namecheap Why can your support team not raise internally if required based on a report here?

  • StevenKLambert Steven Lambert (@StevenKLambert) reported

    Of course the day after I release my demo and steam page NameCheap (who has my DNS records) has issues and hosting goes down...

  • rsmck Ross McKillop (@rsmck) reported

    @NamecheapCEO @jasonkneen @Namecheap This stops attacks like this BEFORE the customer can ever be affected. Also, a genuine customer will contact regarding the suspension, a fraudster typically goes to one of two extremes; they won’t or will appear waaay too desperate to have a site live.

  • GoreJason91 Jason Gore (@GoreJason91) reported

    @Namecheap @Uniswap Hi, I see that the bad site has been revoked, thanks for "double prioritizing" my ticket!

  • NamecheapCEO Richard Kirkendall (@NamecheapCEO) reported

    @DigitalStefan @rsmck @Namecheap We do act on them. Getting one wrong can also be responsible for changing someone's life for the worse. The scope of the problem goes beyond your narrow perception. We need to protect the 99.9% of our customers that are under constant threat, including from bogus abuse reports.

  • NamecheapCEO Richard Kirkendall (@NamecheapCEO) reported

    @rsmck @Namecheap When 9 out 10 abuse reports can take down legitimate customers, small businesses etc. , due process is paramount. There are potential victims on both sides of the table so don't over value one over the other.

  • rsmck Ross McKillop (@rsmck) reported

    @NamecheapCEO @Namecheap If a support team working for a hosting company can’t spot that then there’s bigger issues ;)

  • RichardDRJ Richard (@RichardDRJ) reported

    @hannahcsmeth @KathRella @Namecheap Very similar one - different URL and the one they sent me redirected to a Google search but I'd guess it only redirected me because my browser profile looks a bit more like a malware scanner than most. Was able to raise a ticket on Namecheap's website which I'd expect to help

  • NamecheapCEO Richard Kirkendall (@NamecheapCEO) reported

    @rsmck @jasonkneen @Namecheap The problem is we are one of the fastest growing registrars(second largest in the world) at a low price point. You combine those two things together and things add up to look worse than they are. as I said, less than 1% of domains registered with us are abused.

  • rsmck Ross McKillop (@rsmck) reported

    @NamecheapCEO @jasonkneen @Namecheap There are so many ways to balance this though. I know there’s two sides to it, but it seems that a lot of companies are doing a lot more to fix it. That’s where the difference lies, you could be a lot more proactive.

  • NalinSharma59 Nalin Sharma (@NalinSharma59) reported

    since they won't disclose these scammers, it's an easy walk away for them. Would you want to be robbed of your hard earned money, go choose their hosting service. SHAME on NAMECHEAP, AVOID THEM AT ALL COST!! #Namecheap #FRAUD #shameless

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