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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
Noida, UP 1
Greater Noida, UP 1
Gorakhpur, UP 1
City of Austin, TX 1
Guayaquil, Provincia del Guayas 1
Davao, Davao 1

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Namecheap Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • JoshDotCo Josh@DNX.com (@JoshDotCo) reported

    Hey @NamecheapCEO why can't I speed up .now transfers from namecheap? After 30 minutes chatting to support they said: "Please note that each Registrar has its own technical limitations. On our side, .NOW domains cannot be speeded up." Transferring from Dynadot worked immediately. All these transfers are going to Spaceship.

  • yunusemrevrgn Yµn ^…^ ƒ(x) (@yunusemrevrgn) reported

    @ebimopondei @denicmarko @_trish_xD True but some hosts dont support it somehow. Namecheap supports it tho. Godaddy has python and php, namecheap same + nodejs

  • tomhan245 Tom Han (@tomhan245) reported

    DAY 1 of building a boilerplate Finally bought the domain from Namecheap Tired of starting from scratch every time. It’s time to fix that.

  • stuli1989 Kshitij Shah (@stuli1989) reported

    @nikunjtaneja_ @shantanugoel Imo if you have stuff set up at dns level and don't want to take the effort to move over keep it on namecheap. Their support is epic. If you are going to use Cloudflare for a lot of stuff no harm in moving over. The cost savings aren't worth the time you will spend. Time is $$

  • Pranavenstein Pranav S. (@Pranavenstein) reported

    @shantanugoel @nikunjtaneja_ Also, Cloudflare never worked for me with Indian credit cards. Namecheap is just fine.

  • prasanthG08 Prasanth Gajula (@prasanthG08) reported

    @sweetastandy @Namecheap This is still an issue btw @Namecheap

  • Jack_Nelligan Jack Nelligan 🇮🇪 (@Jack_Nelligan) reported

    @Hostinger I want to move/transfer my domain that I have from one provider to you from namecheap. And I want to move my site to you guys as the server that the site is currently hosted on is being shut down soon. I was wondering though do I transfer the domain from namecheap to hostinger first before migrating my site using hostingers migrate website tool? The site is WordPress CMS. Or do I migrate the site to hostinger and then transfer the domain to you. Thanks. #WordPress #CMS #Hostinger @WordPress

  • Andersonrr92 Anderson Ramos (@Andersonrr92) reported

    @tecstoic It's a new platform created by the namecheap team. It has good prices, is constantly releasing new features and services, offers domain privacy, and offers good support. It's quite promising compared to the others. It's worth checking out!

  • tecstoic Akshay🛠️ (@tecstoic) reported

    @RiskyWritez I’ve used Namecheap before, but never tried Hostinger.

  • uwemdev Uwem Dev (@uwemdev) reported

    @Vino_Samari @Namecheap I got over them. Never again!!!

  • marcospereeira Marcos Pereira (@marcospereeira) reported

    @eastdakota @levelsio @d4m1n never got these from namecheap, getting them weekly from cloudflare, so might not be a mandatory thing (or namecheap not following rules)

  • SeeBrands TomorrowsBrands (@SeeBrands) reported

    @DomainsAlign @GoDaddy I moved from godaddy about 6 years ago. I now use Namecheap, very simple gui for changing dns or doing 301 redirects. Also very good support.

  • TomCrawfrd Tom Crawford (@TomCrawfrd) reported

    @GaryCardone Only ever used namecheap. Never had any issues.

  • TomCrawfrd Tom Crawford (@TomCrawfrd) reported

    @GaryCardone Only used namecheap, never had any issues.

  • realjohnnypeck Johnny (@realjohnnypeck) reported

    @spaceship @Namecheap @NamePros It's not a few domains that you canceled. You were in the process and likely continuing it. I received numerous emails with numerous domains being canceled in each one. One with about 20. And they are still not back and support still hasn't said they will back. This sucks.

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