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I'm not actually, i used godaddy for my registrations before. It was really terrible and i'd never go back. First off, buying a domain takes about 30 minutes.
by mtogo 15y ago
I'm not actually, i used godaddy for my registrations before. It was really terrible and i'd never go back.
First off, buying a domain takes about 30 minutes. You have to navigate through what another commenter very aptly called their 'Maze of offers'. It's ridiculous. Everything in godaddy's management panel is a maze and impossible to use. They spam you like no tomorrow, and they randomly change your products to auto-renew when you don't want them to. Their COM domains start at $12 where other companies sell them for $10 or even less. Their pricing for everything else is ridiculous-- i mean, come on, $50 for an SSL certificate? Even changing your nameservers is an error prone process where you press Submit and wait 10 minutes[1] for their servers to tell you if it was successful or not-- but that's after you navigate their ever-changing[2] interface and two or three unique[3] control panels, trying to find where to change your nameservers.
I'm not jumping on any bandwagon, i used them for years and they are a horrible company.
[1] This is a slight exaggeration. It's literally about 4 to 5 minutes.
[2] Their entire site layout and organization changed at least once a year while i was using them for registrations.
[3] Not an exaggeration. I've often had to use 2 or 3 different control panels, each with their own design and layout, to change some trivial settings for one of my domains.