anyone else use godaddy?

[Blieb]

I just got 20 emails from "crushlink.com" ... addressed to weird stuff, like ursula@ ... poop@ ... etc ... but 3 of the recipient names were domain names that I have at godaddy.

:|

Anyone else?

 

[RossMAN]

I really dislike GoDaddy's control panel so I use NameCheap.com all the way

Eventually I'll move everything to my eNom account.

 

[OmarGustav]

nope

 

[xchangx]

godaddy sucks, I bought a few names from them for a project, they never told me that they automatically renew every year. Found out when I saw charges to my account.

 

[murphy55d]

Also using Namecheap...thanks to Ross' recommendation last year whenI got my domain.

 

[conjur]

All of my domains are with godaddy.com. Never had a problem. Even added the anonymous whois information on a couple of them.

 

[KK]

I use them, great low prices. Never had what you said happen though.

KK

 

[plk21]

I have 5 domains with them, and my company has like 700. Everybody at our office seems to like them, and they are a lot better than Network Solutions (or, as we like to call them, VeriSUCK).

 

[toekramp]

godaddy has worked extremely well for me...no spam to speak of.

 

[Jzero]

No problem with godaddy here, although I've got my contact info masked. It was pretty clear that they will auto-renew, too.

 

[Grey]

Originally posted by: Jzero
No problem with godaddy here, although I've got my contact info masked. It was pretty clear that they will auto-renew, too.

Ditto, it says right on the info it will auto renew to prevent you from losing the domain. I use them for 3 of my websites, no complaints here.

 

[randomlinh]

Originally posted by: RossMAN
I really dislike GoDaddy's control panel so I use NameCheap.com all the way

Eventually I'll move everything to my eNom account.

other than the price... is there anything enom has to offer over namecheap?

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: lnguyen

Originally posted by: RossMAN
I really dislike GoDaddy's control panel so I use NameCheap.com all the way

Eventually I'll move everything to my eNom account.

other than the price... is there anything enom has to offer over namecheap?

Greater control since you are a reseller you can charge people whatever you want for a domain since you are the middle man.

For instance in the local web hosting market, I charge $20/yr for domain registration using my eNom account. I get maybe 4-5 new sign ups a month.

 

[Rufio]

i use godaddy for my 20+ domains..
great price, great service, and easy to use interface.

 

[BoberFett]

I've got several through GoDaddy and they've done well for me.

 

[sillymofo]

I use them, and so far, I think I got one mail a week from godaddy soliciting new deals them have for hostings. I wouldn't call it spam.