Comment by cowlevel
4 hours ago
Right, their main money maker is $150k enterprise plans you gave them a large amount of leverage to declare you suddenly require.
4 hours ago
Right, their main money maker is $150k enterprise plans you gave them a large amount of leverage to declare you suddenly require.
Not really. I've had about 50 domains with them for the last few years and have never seen them reach out do to something like that.
But they can do it. And they have done it to some people. So you shouldn't give them that power.
How is that any different than any other domain registrar though? There's nothing stopping you from just moving the domain to another provider if it's a problem.
Compared to the Namecheap and GoDaddy stories, Cloudflare has been a gift to use.