I took advantage of yesterday's sale to transfer the last of my domains from GoDaddy. Namecheap has a decent website with an intuitive interface for managing domains, pretty good knowledgebase and forum, and nice features like email alerts for account activity. GoDaddy lost me as a customer because of their unreadable emails and deliberately unintuitive web interface. Namecheap is a refreshing change. I only use them as a registrar, since I handle my own DNS and email. I've dealt with around 10 different registrars over the years and like Namecheap the most, so far.

I've been using them since the GoDaddy elephant hunting thing. I'm about 80-90% satisfied. The control panel is a bit messy, and the one time I contacted support they were generally helpful but not amazing. No plans to change registrars, and I would recommend to friends.

I've been using them for years and currently have 39 domains with them. Their control panel is easy to use. The didn't used to have auto renewal which was really annoying but they finally added it last year.

I strongly recommend against using registrar DNS hosting. Most registrars offer DNS as a value added service and don't put any effort into making it fast. I've seen GoDaddy's DNS servers take hundreds of ms to respond. I've not tested Namecheap's servers. If you want something free use CloudFlare. If you want something cheap use Route 53. Both are good, fast services and are far superior to what you'll get from a registrar.

I've used them since 2004 for DNS and email hosting -- never had any problems.

I've been very pleased with their registrar and SSL offerings.

Everything is perfect, been using all those for years. The email GUI is crappy though, but personally I never use it. I only send automated emails programatically, or manual emails with Thunderbird.