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Yeah, but it is GoDaddy. My number 1 issue with them is never having had a good custom support experience with them. Dropped calls, no return emails, barrier
by thebouv 11y ago
Yeah, but it is GoDaddy.
My number 1 issue with them is never having had a good custom support experience with them. Dropped calls, no return emails, barrier after barrier.
And that is for a rinky-dink little brochure website. No way their rep supports something like this. For me of course, ymmv.
- smt88 11y ago> that is for a rinky-dink little brochure website The less you pay for a service, the less profitable it is to provide support. For higher-priced products, GoDaddy's support may be better. But, yes, it's still GoDaddy.
- garysieling 11y agoThey screwed up a migration of simple Wordpress MySQL databases for me from one of their hosting products to another (lost half completely, and half the data from the others). Even for cheap hosting you'd think for the number of customers they have they could afford to test a database migration.
- smt88 11y agoApple and Google have lost data for me during migrations in more egregious ways. There's unfortunately a subculture of the software industry that cares more about delivering products on time than delivering safe products.
- unclebucknasty 11y agoIndeed. I'm not sure which is the sub-culture any more.
- garysieling 11y agoYeah, that's certainly fair, I took it as a lesson on making sure I had backups.
- derptron 11y agoNot to mention their management UI is migraine-inducing.