DomainPeople Reviews 4

After leaving, their system will not allow you to delete your credit / debit card info, if it is the only payment method they have.

It is necessary to add a second credit / debit card before the first one can be deleted.

I am no longer a DomainPeople customer, and I cannot delete my card info and their system continually attempts to charge my card for new services.

This company is the worst of the worst. They just want money and they don't care whose card they charge to get it.

Very bad company, they didn't want to adhere to the two factor autentication for the credid card transaction, as per the EU rules, where I live, so I wasn't able to renew my domain, I tried several times but all my transactions were refused from my bank because of Domainpeople does not use two factor authentication (the only one in the world), so I lost my domain.
I wrote several emails but they did not help me in any way.
Stay away from them!

I had terrible time with them. Their support just give me standard responses.

They lock your domain name for 60 days if you make any updates to your contact details and they absolutely will not remove the lock.

Terrible service.

I was notified that my domain was due to expire and as they don't have an auto-renewal service, which most registrars do, I had to log into the portal and manually renew it. Unfortunately the portal was down, which was acknowledged by DomainPeople, but after a month, it still hadn't been fixed.

I notified them that the domain was about to expire and needed the issue resolved immediately, but this was ignored. After the domain expired, I tried to contact them during the redemption period, but to no avail.

I was left with website and email downtime and then had to wait until after the redemption period ended to purchase the domain, with another registrar. I have now set up auto-renewal with the new registrar and would advise all to stay well away from DomainPeople. Awful company.