Comment by NicoJuicy

5 years ago

I don't think they ( namecheap) has a choice, considering a lot of their employees live/lived in Ukraine.

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rootusrootus  5 years ago

> a lot of their employees live/lived in Ukraine

I get the impression this is a lot of why they made this business decision. They're standing strongly by their employees.

  • NicoJuicy  5 years ago

    For sake of perspective.

    Let's say Belgium was invaded and I had to to handle a support ticket from the same nationality as the agressor.

    I'm not sure if I would have the clarity to handle it with the "expected" care, if I just had to flee my home. While standing with your employees is one thing, I'm not sure if the same support quality can be achieved.

    The whole continent received nuke threats by now, making it worse.

    • sam_lowry_  5 years ago

      Dear fellow Belgian,

      Belgium already took part in the conflict, sending arms to Ukraine and troops to Romania to strengthen NATO presence along the border.

      Even if Belgium is not yet invaded nor bombed, you have to rethink your doing business with Russia, even though individual Russian citizens you deal with are agreeable people you always had pleasure working with.

      That's one of the worst parts of the war. It breaks relationships between millions of people while mere thousands die.

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