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I'm not one to defend GoDaddy, but it sounds like you just never did anything with it. If you don't point the domain to a hosting account or change the nameserv
by bryans 14y ago
I'm not one to defend GoDaddy, but it sounds like you just never did anything with it. If you don't point the domain to a hosting account or change the nameservers, GoDaddy always displays the parked domain page by default. You can turn it off in your account settings if you want.
- jgh 14y agoSorry, I should have been clearer in my post. The domain was set up and working, and then it stopped working.
- tokenizer 14y agoWhen I used GoDaddy they automatically park your domain until you configure the nameservers like you said. This is the most likely explanation of his/her account.
- jgh 14y agoNo. That is not the explanation.