GoDaddy or NameCheap?

11 years ago

I Think There is no big difference between them both are leading Domain registrar. However I would suggest you to go with Godaddy.

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SashaLee

11 years ago

Hi there,

They're pretty much the same animal.

All the best,

Sasha.

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xohaibx

11 years ago

#1: NameCheap is cheaper than GoDaddy.

#2: NameCheap offers a better customer experience than GoDaddy.

#3: NameCheap has a neat, clutter-free interface, offering a better user experience.

Conclusion: Go for NameCheap for your domain needs if you're serious about your online business.

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jammu1317

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Mustafa Khundmiri

#1: NameCheap is cheaper than GoDaddy.

#2: NameCheap offers a better customer experience than GoDaddy.

#3: NameCheap has a neat, clutter-free interface, offering a better user experience.

Conclusion: Go for NameCheap for your domain needs if you're serious about your online business.

I am not agree with you because Godaddy gives you more cheaper deal $0.99 for New .COM also there are many coupons for renewals also and about support it is always superb if you call them. Also the new interface make it more easy to manage all your Godaddy product so +1 for Godaddy

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KishanS

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Mustafa Khundmiri

#1: NameCheap is cheaper than GoDaddy.

#2: NameCheap offers a better customer experience than GoDaddy.

#3: NameCheap has a neat, clutter-free interface, offering a better user experience.

Conclusion: Go for NameCheap for your domain needs if you're serious about your online business.

Everything you say about NameCheap is correct apart for them being cheaper than godaddy. They are nowhere close to Godaddy in terms of deals and coupons.

I registered 10 .com domains with Godaddy last week using coupons for just $22. Can Namecheap match that?

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CalvinHarris

11 years ago

Namecheap is additionally a domain registration company. It started net hosting business a couple of year gone and there are lots of positive reviews regarding it.

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troy23

11 years ago

I tend to buy all domains from GoDaddy and have had no problems with their service over the years.

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speedylikesKJ 11 years ago

I use both but prefer Name Cheap
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- sidneyng 11 years ago
  
  I prefer the interface of Namecheap. Plus if you google Namecheap vouchers - they give out vouchers every month for domain purchases.
  
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abilify182

11 years ago

I don't know about Godaddy (because I never used them), but I can say I'm satisfied with Namecheap. Their prices are low, have great customer service and their cpanel and members area are neat. So Namecheap for me.

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eva5221

Banned 11 years ago

godaddy for me

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passiveincomebiz

11 years ago

Godaddy if you plan on getting the cheapest .coms and reselling those domains. If you plan on building a business on a domain --use namecheap. Heard some horror stories of godaddy freezing accounts without due process and asking users to pay exorbitant fees to get the a/cs reinstated

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webzie

11 years ago

I dont think there is a difference between two but i like to have my domain on the namecheap , their method is so easy and support is very good

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Beni1994al

11 years ago

Go with Godaddy , is the best .

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TheMarketingLord

11 years ago

I never really tried GoDaddy but only had good experiences at NameCheap so I can recommend them. But, as I said - nothing to say about GoDaddy.

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rhinocl 11 years ago

When comparing prices you need to also look at renewals and (I know you'll never make a mistake but for the person sitting next to you...) re-instatement charges. If you Google this you'll see what I mean.
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alistair

11 years ago

I much prefer Namecheap myself.

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ATAC

11 years ago

I use GoDaddy for all my domains because they make it very secure to buy and sell them so that you do not get ripped off. Also they have some good deals from time to time.

I do not use there hosting because I heard things about them reporting people mostly affiliates to the FCC .I do not know how true it is or not ...

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