godaddy or namecheap?

GoDaddy is SUCKS I still surprise why so many American folks using it just because from USA also other folks from various countries.

Come on let's be fair, if you dare to charge so high come support better be top class but is really suck to core , and they are greedy a simple tech request they can have the cheek claim need to pay

other host tech support don't even ask that, is about an overall package giving support fast .

One more thing, after I move to Siteground back, my bounce rate getting better , site at least load better despite last time i at Godaddy getting business package still crap .
Name cheap
 
with my 10 years' experience Definitely Namecheap better than Godaddy and for domain and hosting both.

personally using Hostgator for hosting ( cloud hosting ) and Namecheap Managed WordPress Hosting ( only 1 site can host for each plan )
 
Between the two, NameCheap,
Godaddy just feel more commercialized and with more media-advertised power, thats why it may have a "good perception" to it.
But anyone who uses them can let you know they are a POS.
Heck, i have barely seen any advertisement for any domain sites except for GoDaddy & 1&1 whether its TV/billboards/Buses (In AUS anyways)
 
Namecheap imo, GoDaddy too expensive and too commercialized.
 
Namecheap. Customer service (chat) always answer within seconds and you get free domain privacy.
 
Godaddy I think has way way better auction domains, however they suck in terms of pricing, support, no free privacy, etc. so in general namecheap is better.
 
Namecheap
godaddy is bs - they'll provide u good service but they will concentrate on how to extract more money from you
 
I've been using internet.bs ever since GoDaddy hijacked a domain I owned and listed it for sale in 2009.
Can this really happen? For domain registrar to hijack customer domain and sell it without being expired?
 
It's simpler to deal with your space names with Namecheap, as well. Free backups and SSL declarations improve it esteem than GoDaddy. GoDaddy's plans may offer more stockpiling, however it's far more than most clients will actually require, so you're in an ideal situation with Namecheap for its administration and backing.
 
Can this really happen? For domain registrar to hijack customer domain and sell it without being expired?
Well they did it and they sent me a stupid reason for it and never responded to my replies. And I was a much bigger pussy back then than I am now and they probably knew it and that I wouldn't really have the balls to go after them for it and might just let them keep it and move on.
 
Godaddy costs huge price, bad website, it is hard to find what you want in the site, switch to auction is hassle, too. They cost everything, you have to pay $5 per year to auction domains. However, their expired domain pool is large enough to keep them from death. But I think they will be knock out soon.
 
Well they did it and they sent me a stupid reason for it and never responded to my replies. And I was a much bigger pussy back then than I am now and they probably knew it and that I wouldn't really have the balls to go after them for it and might just let them keep it and move on.
Send a complain to ICANN and let they work together.
 
Never used Godaddy, but i'm a long time user of Namecheap.
 
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