[...] this month the site was down for a couple days. SnapNames also experienced a prolonged outage over the Fourth of July weekend. SnapNames has since blamed a third party service provider for the [...]

[...] suffered a prolonged outage over the U.S. Fourth of July holiday. Although the company can just delay the end dates for partner registrar expired domains and direct [...]

Strangely, I was at a party with one of the Snapnames employees on July 4th. Neither of us had any idea of a problem. I make over $2,000 a month from selling domains on Snap… I believe in them. Whatever happened, probably was a result of….xxxxxxxx

And the effect it will have on me continuing to use Snapnames as my main domain auction site…. nada, zip, zero.

Snapnames rocks.

i think was a cheap shot, there nothing about the effort of the team i can complain about. i think a company cant run from its reputation over time and snapnames has been consistently strong for years, and years and thousands; if not millions of auctions.

no one knows that they lost business better than they do but i dont think the team was on vacation this weekend, in fact im guessing the opposite. i think how thay have acted over time should be taken into consideration.

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This was not simply a hardware problem, network attack etc. Something much more ominous happened.

@Rob, you’re right, it will probably happen again.

- Richard