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lcn .com is scam?

Started by himachaldesk, Apr 07, 2023, 07:26 AM

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himachaldeskTopic starter

Hey guys, I recently came across a website that offers inexpensive domain names. However, I'm curious if anyone has any information about its authenticity. Is it the real deal with lcn.com or is it just another site trying to lure customers in with cheap offers?
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simialone

Is it a scam? Why use such strong language? I can vouch for their legitimacy as I have been a satisfied customer of theirs on numerous occasions.

It's important to approach claims of scams with caution and gather more information before making judgments. Personal experiences can certainly provide valuable insights, but it's always advisable to consider a range of perspectives and conduct thorough research.
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TiefeTexval

lcn.com isn't some fly-by-night operation trying to lure you in with too-good-to-be-true offers. They've actually been around for a while now, since 2000 or so, and they're pretty reputable in the web hosting and domain registration world. That being said, just because they're legit, doesn't necessarily mean they're the best deal out there for every situation.

They often advertise pretty cheap domain names, especially for the first year, which yeah, sounds great on paper. But, like a lot of registrars, they tend to hike up the prices when it comes time for renewal. It's a common practice in the industry, so it's not exactly a red flag, but it's definitely something to keep in mind if you're planning on keeping your domain for the long haul. A lot of people get attracted to that first-year offer and then are kind of stuck paying more than they expected later on. So you might want to compare renewal fees before jumping in.

Another thing to consider, though, is their customer service. From what I've heard and experienced myself, it's kinda hit or miss. Some people rave about it, but I've also seen complaints about response times or the quality of support when you really need it. If you're someone who's not super tech-savvy, or if you're running a website that's critical to your business, that's something to think about. In my opinion, having responsive support can be worth paying a bit more for.

Then there's the upselling. It's not just lcn.com, but registrars in general are pretty notorious for this. They'll try to sell you on all these additional features and services that you may or may not need. Privacy protection, email hosting, SSL certificates—you name it, they'll try to get you to add it to your cart. I guess that's business, but it's easy to end up paying way more than you intended if you're not careful.
Just because a company's legit doesn't mean you shouldn't be cautious. Domain theft, spammy practices, and dodgy renewal processes are still a real thing.
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