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loho27

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I read too often in this thread the consistant bagging of registrars, however, the opportunity of giving one some praise has risen.

Recently, I discovered that my Namecheap account had been illegaly accessed and the DNS settings changed and 48 domains removed.

Naturally I was distressed and panicy as anyone would. I immediately shot off an email, Within minutes I had a responce saying they would look into it. Again within minutes a response was received stating that the domains had been locked and the offending account was being investigated.

The whole situation was cleared up and normal within 48 hours.

Namecheaps prompt response and immediate service saved what could have been a very messy and costly situation.

It is this type of response that gives consumers confidence in the domain registration system and is good for the industry.

These comments are without prejudice.

Regards

PS I hate keyloggers and Spyware and anybody that promotes them.
 
I just wanted to also throw in my support of NameCheap. I've been with them for a long time now and I've never had a single problem. Nothing but good things to say about them.
 
arent they related to dotster?
I am going to move all my names from dotster there now.

BTW, how did you find out your domains were missing?
 
thanks namemaster.
it was netcheap I meant, my bad :-)

lol
 
seeker said:
it was netcheap I meant, my bad :-)
As for NetCheap, you'll have to ask GiantDomains. :D
 
Thats where I got the link from :-)

Its a great way to get doster hostage names out...
 
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