tamar
13 hours ago
Hello, I represent Namecheap. Have you spoken to support? Do you have a ticket number? If so, can you please provide that to me?
vovchuk
13 hours ago
What's the point of contacting support? When there are less than 24 hours left before the domain sale closes! I'll put them up for sale again for 7 days, but you'll change their price again by the end of the seventh day so I can't sell them! And this is not a joke! You're discriminating! Now I just want to find out the contacts of the organizations that monitor the work of domain registrars and send them a statement so that they can review my findings and check your work, and if I'm right, I'll seek to revoke your license for any actions with domains!
vovchuk
13 hours ago
At this link https://www.namecheap.com/market/buynow/1usdvps.com/ you should have explained a long time ago why the price was $5 for 6 days and changed to $1000 on the seventh day! No, you're just chatting about your tickets and support!
vovchuk
12 hours ago
The Namecheap representative saw that it was true and decided not to answer anymore)) ahaha
tamar
11 hours ago
Actually, I did not decide anything was true and opt not to answer. The replies to this comment thread did not notify me for some reason, and further, I'm about to go offline for the Jewish new year and am rushing in preparation for the holiday. I am already responding outside my work hours.
Contacting support will give me some clarity on why the domain name pricing changed. You said they won't let you sell the domains; they are definitely letting you sell, just at a higher price than you claim was entered, unless there was some glitch and the amount changed on our backend or something else occurred that will necessitate a further look. The only way for someone to investigate further is for you to contact support.
I cannot "explain here and now" because I am not part of that team, nor am I able to drop everything and respond within your desired timeframe with other obligations. Opening a ticket is your only recourse, and my job here is to escalate tickets.
I am a generalist at Namecheap. I do not have access to the information you seek for security purposes. A specialist needs to look at your issue in depth. We are a company of 1k+ employees and there is no way for me or anyone else at the company to know everything, hence the number of different departments we have, and hence my request that you open a ticket with the proper department so that you can get your answers. I certainly do not have your answers in my role. I simply can ask someone to clarify why it happened by responding to you in a ticket.
Due to the sensitive nature of account issues, that is how we move forward. If you choose to share the response from support publicly, that is totally your prerogative, but we will not be able to give you any additional context or detail at this stage and certainly not in public without you opening a ticket. This is our policy.
At this point, I am signing off, but you are encouraged to follow my recommendation and contact support. You want answers; to get those, you have to ask the right person.
Have a great day and happy new year to those who are reading and celebrate :)
vovchuk
11 hours ago
I don't care what department you are from in Namecheap, I'll tell you just one thing, the next time I post domains for sale I'll record a video from the screen and if such a situation arises again, I'll just post the video on YouTube and give you a link here. Have a nice day!
itsyourkarma
8 hours ago
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vovchuk
11 hours ago
"because I am not part of that team" - That's where you should have started! Or maybe you're not a Namecheap employee? Or maybe you found out that your company is engaged in discrimination? You don't have to answer, everything is clear!
vovchuk
13 hours ago
Explain here and now! No need to hide behind tickets!
vovchuk
13 hours ago
I'm waiting.