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Now, I loathe GoDaddy - for their elephant-hunting CEO, sexist homepage, and most of all because I had to use their awful admin interface for work - but expecti
by threedaymonk 14y ago
Now, I loathe GoDaddy - for their elephant-hunting CEO, sexist homepage, and most of all because I had to use their awful admin interface for work - but expecting a company with whom you have a commercial relationship to delete their records of you seems unrealistic.
Sure, you can mark the account as dormant and remove the authentication credentials, but at some point it's a matter of historical fact. Governments tend to prefer that companies keep accounting records, and look unfavourably on those that don't.
- viraptor 14y agoThat depends on the country. (as usual) For example in the UK there's a data protection act which allows you to both check and edit any personal information stored about you by any company. I would assume that godaddy has to comply with that too if they're doing business in the UK.