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For Sale Godaddy Nightmare!!!
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I guess it's a common courtesy, Theo, not to link to another forum in that way. I'd really appreciate if you could summarize your points here a bit. Thanks.timechange said:
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Well I didn't know it was lack of common courtesy to offer a quick link to the full debate. If anything else, it's a leap forward that we are able to cross-link websites, that's the founding principle of WWW. Unless, WHT is on the black list of DNF.
Anyhow, anyone interested in the link can PM me.
Anyhow, anyone interested in the link can PM me.
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>> why wait until last minute to decide renew domain and risk such event to occur..
I regularly used to wait up to 30 days past renewal to renew domains at Godaddy due to cash flow, knowing they allowed around 40 days before deleting domains, and then did it sporadically when I was too late to transfer out.
Cash flow is better now and I am consistently transferring out in time, so I've escaped this problem, but I sympathise with those who are suffering this unexpected action and hope they can renew their domains without any RGP fee.
If enom did the same thing, I would be in trouble now, with about 25 names that have expired.
I regularly used to wait up to 30 days past renewal to renew domains at Godaddy due to cash flow, knowing they allowed around 40 days before deleting domains, and then did it sporadically when I was too late to transfer out.
Cash flow is better now and I am consistently transferring out in time, so I've escaped this problem, but I sympathise with those who are suffering this unexpected action and hope they can renew their domains without any RGP fee.
If enom did the same thing, I would be in trouble now, with about 25 names that have expired.
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i have never had a problem with godaddy i have always found them helpfull with names and im happy to have all my .coms there
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strange. I am annoyed for the exact OPPOSITE reason.
I purposly let some sh*t domains expire, and they keep sending me 'critical' reminders every day for 10 days now about them.
Other than that, I like GoDaddy. They're not the best, but definately not terrible.
I purposly let some sh*t domains expire, and they keep sending me 'critical' reminders every day for 10 days now about them.
Other than that, I like GoDaddy. They're not the best, but definately not terrible.
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I had no problems w/ the exception of a few reg domain that bounce back (but I got refunds for those). For the price, they are top notch. They also constantly remind you before a domain expire. And if you check your account, they have your domain in red 3 months prior to expiration.
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