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  Daniel Sunday (@Daniel_C_Sunday) reported 49 seconds ago

  @Namecheap If there was a way to shut you guys down completely, I would probably loved to do that. Why should you guys allow bots to monitor and steal people's search after they're done searching for the availability of a certain name. That's frustrating.

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  David O. Ehibor (@grayontop_) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AlfinCodes Namecheap altho I had a bad experience with them and it took time to get resolved. Cloudfare is a better option.

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  Sebastian Hulme (@sebbhulme) reported 3 minutes ago

  You need more domains than you think and you need to buy them smarter than you probably are. Grab them from Porkbun or Namecheap. Spaceship is my favourite. Never from your email provider directly because the markup is criminal. Buy variations of your main domain with prefixes and suffixes. If your company is called Acme then you want getacme, acmehq, tryacme, acmegroup Dot com is ideal but dot co and dot info work fine too. Figure out how many emails you want to send per day Divide by 30 for Google inboxes Then divide by three And that tells you how many domains you need. Sending 3,000 a day means you need 100 inboxes across maybe 30 to 35 domains and that sounds like a lot until you realise domains cost about 10 quid each for a year. People try to run big volume off 3 domains and then wonder why their sender reputation is in the bin by week two.

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  Kenny (@JimmyBoonen) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ravikiran_dev7 Im using porkbun. Namecheap is bad.

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  Russ 🇺🇸 🦅 (@SoCalRuss1983) reported 9 minutes ago

  @sarahskye @RWMaloneMD NameCheap Inc. Is the company name. Look above for domain name. Also its not related to X Corp, making it an issue.

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  timagixe (@timagixe) reported 12 minutes ago

  i remember the first time I bought domain on NameCheap the first thing I did in 10 minutes - transferred domain to CloudFlare luckily to me it was .com - so no issues with that

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  Milan (@milanm_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @levelsio @Cloudflare I don't like Namecheap neither (their DNS setup sometimes causes my browser to freeze). But so far all domain providers I tried were generally ****, so I kind of made peace with the fact that they all suck. Why is @Cloudflare different?

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  ChiseledCactus | Analyst (@chiseledcactus) reported 14 minutes ago

  @deanelazab @YayJayBae Hello! If it helps, it looks like it's running via cloudflare servers, and registered via "Namecheap". It still lists "Mediadroid LTD UK", with a "Jonathan hassall, but was dissolved a while back, so this is all sorts of shady. I imagine twitch and YouTube wouldn't be too happy with them continuously scraping content and causing issues, yeah? But is that even an option to try and rally to them?

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  Alex (@alexprintss) reported 15 minutes ago

  How I book 14 qualified calls per week with fitness studio owners using a two-step outreach system. Here's the exact system: 1. Register 2 new domains on Namecheap and let them sit for 5 days before setup 2. Add email hosting through Google Workspace at $6 per mailbox per month 3. Warm each inbox in Instantly for 14 days sending internal emails to each other 4. Build a list of 800 boutique fitness studios in Apollo filtering by 3-25 employees 5. Export owner and GM contact info using Apollo's direct dial and email finder 6. Write a 3-email sequence: curiosity hook, specific case study, calendar link 7. First email is 40 words max asking one question about their biggest lead gen challenge 8. Second email drops a result: helped a similar studio add 40 members in 60 days 9. Third email is the ask: 15-minute call to see if we can replicate it 10. Send 60 emails daily per domain so 120 total volume per day 11. Space emails 4 days apart to avoid feeling spammy 12. Positive replies get tagged in Instantly and routed to GHL via webhook 13. GHL sends a booking link tied to Cal synced with my real availability 14. Booking form asks revenue, current marketing channels, and decision authority 15. No-shows trigger one automated reschedule offer then they're moved to nurture 16. Make pulls weekly stats from Instantly into a dashboard showing reply rates by domain This consistently books 12-16 calls weekly with a 40% show rate. i break down systems like this daily. follow along.

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  nicktnz (@nicktnz) reported 17 minutes ago

  @github @Namecheap I really appreciate your student offer but your support is rubbish!! You are both pointing me to the other for a resolution!!! What am I supposed to do????

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  Aditya🌪️ (@aditya4f) reported 19 minutes ago

  @vishaltweetup i've never used any, but namecheap is the preference of most of the devs

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  rodrigo (@_whiletruedo) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Namecheap thx for the heads up! I'll reach out the support. but don't be alarmed bc you're my first choice to buy domain sice ever! and I'll continue to buy!

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  xyz.xyz (@xyz) reported 22 minutes ago

  Learn more about this @namecheap customer by following @multisig. #Stablecoin #Solana #BCT

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  Shay Ben Shabtay שי בן שבתאי 🇮🇱🏳️‍🌈 (@Shay_Benshabtay) reported 22 minutes ago

  @pcshipp Cloudflare or vercel Never namecheap and godaddy

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  TelepathicPug (@TelepathicPug) reported 23 minutes ago

  @inf0stache Finding the "Icelandic Phallological Museum" in a privacy protected namecheap whois never fails to make me giggle