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GoDaddy's advertising is horrible and their policies are questionable. I personally find myself hoping that the IPO doesn't go well.
by RexRollman 12y ago
GoDaddy's advertising is horrible and their policies are questionable. I personally find myself hoping that the IPO doesn't go well.
- justizin 12y agoif they go public, you can always just make a billion dollars doing something else, then keep buying their shares and selling them for less, constantly driving the price down, until they don't exist.
- gibybo 12y agoThis would have no net effect on the supply of shares, so it would not decrease their share price (aside from temporary fluctuations while you are doing the buying/selling).
- circa 12y agoI could not agree more. I have moved all of my services to hover.com over the years. They've been great, straight forward and simple.
- STRiDEX 12y agoThey rope you in with those 2 dollar domain coupons. I'll give them my $2 + tax but that's it.
- Shivetya 12y agoI guess I need to learn to take offense easier, however with two personal sites maintained for family members both registered through GoDaddy I honestly never had a single issue. So what am I missing?
- rtx 12y agoConscience, I guess.
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- RexRollman 12y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_Daddy#Controversies http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_Daddy#Controversies
- hacknat 12y agoI'm pretty sure they don't do the sexist advertising anymore. Though I agree that their policies are questionable.
- kristopolous 12y agoIn theory since it will be up for public ownership you could argue that some sense could be knocked into them. But for some reason, it never works that way. It's kind of a shame that being a publicly traded stock is Not correlated with a company cleaning up their act.