GoDaddy: something nice to say

Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 11:23 AM
Business by John

You know, I read and read a lot of stuff on the internet bashing every service provider and hosting company out there. I just wanted to plug in my two cents about something very cool that GoDaddy does. I've known this for a while, but it came up again and I wanted to write something about, because I often delve into negativity a bit much.

This week two separate accounts, one that I own and one that I administer on someone's behalf, both had credit cards expire. GoDaddy sent multiple emails with a generous time frame for handling the incidents (cards weren't successfully billed) before any services would be terminated.

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Yeah, I know they have their own reasons for being so cool about it. But, let's be honest. That doesn't stop a lot of companies from being jerks about a situation like this.

It is nice to know, even if for profit motive reasons, a company has got your back on something like this. It beats the endless reams of web pages that read some variant of "Company X sucks!" For the record, in my experience, GoDaddy does not suck.


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