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If it's anything like the others I've seen, GoDaddy will charge an "administrative fee" of hundreds of dollars to get the domain name turned back on, let alone
by ericabiz 15y ago
If it's anything like the others I've seen, GoDaddy will charge an "administrative fee" of hundreds of dollars to get the domain name turned back on, let alone unlocked and able to be transferred out.
I have been telling people this for YEARS. Yet everyone always thinks "It won't happen to me." Until it does.
- jseliger 15y agoYet everyone always thinks "It won't happen to me." Until it does. This principle also keeps Paypal in business.
- hga 15y agoIndeed, but there are zillions of good alternatives to GoDaddy (shouldn't the name be a clue???), many, sometimes no alternatives to PayPal. (Wasn't I just reading something recently about a payments system startup that isn't likely to extend itself to Australia due to their laws and regulations?)