Comments on: Godaddy Domain Name Aftermarket http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/ Dropwatch.com - expired domains explained Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:05:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Lee White http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-33 Lee White Sun, 24 Jul 2005 17:32:39 +0000 http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-33 I have had very similar experiences with GoDaddy sites. Have you read Parson's blog? At the very start he tells how GoDaddy came into existence and claims that GoDaddy will ALWAYS put it's customers value 1st. I pointed out his comments and GoDaddy's actions contradict each other. Naturally he didn't allow that to be posted. I imagine you already know this, but just incase, president@godaddy.com will reach some more senior personel within GoDaddy. Get's you past the typical phone support. But I haven't seen that that makes any difference yet. Just a higher rank of BS. I have had very similar experiences with GoDaddy sites.

Have you read Parson’s blog?
At the very start he tells how GoDaddy came into existence and claims that GoDaddy will ALWAYS put it’s customers value 1st.

I pointed out his comments and GoDaddy’s actions contradict each other.
Naturally he didn’t allow that to be posted.

I imagine you already know this, but just incase, president@godaddy.com will reach some more senior personel within GoDaddy. Get’s you past the typical phone support.
But I haven’t seen that that makes any difference yet. Just a higher rank of BS.

]]> By: Martin Kellerman http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-18 Martin Kellerman Tue, 31 May 2005 12:29:47 +0000 http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-18 I am amazed to hear this. This basically means that godaddy backorders are useless for trying to get high value domains. For instance, if I backorder a 3-letter .com domain, according to the above, if it is put on auction and fetches > $10 (it certainly would), my backorder is useless. The $18.95 backorders are very misleading. I am amazed to hear this. This basically means that godaddy backorders are useless for trying to get high value domains. For instance, if I backorder a 3-letter .com domain, according to the above, if it is put on auction and fetches > $10 (it certainly would), my backorder is useless.

The $18.95 backorders are very misleading.

]]> By: DomainNameWire.com http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-12 DomainNameWire.com Sat, 07 May 2005 04:13:47 +0000 http://www.dropwatch.com/blog/godaddy-domain-name-aftermarket-2/#comment-12 You definitely have a right to be upset. GoDaddy wasn't very vocal about its changes in February. They saw the chance to grab some cash, but at what cost? Upsetting a power user like you? You see this a lot in all industries -- David works hard to beat Goliath (i.e. NetSol), then takes advantage of the position and becomes the new Goliath. You definitely have a right to be upset. GoDaddy wasn’t very vocal about its changes in February. They saw the chance to grab some cash, but at what cost? Upsetting a power user like you? You see this a lot in all industries — David works hard to beat Goliath (i.e. NetSol), then takes advantage of the position and becomes the new Goliath.

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