Paid GO Daddy for a WEB site and got nothing, now a year has gone by and they are trying to charge me again and I contacted them tonight and they would not help me unless I had a pen number witch I never got from them, the are happy to take my money but never did a web site for memy account # is [redacted] All I want is my $returned to me, they did nothing so I demand my money BACK !!!!!!!!
I called in for email settings to connect a new computer to email I was advised of a new and better email plan To get there I had to upgrade to a intermediate plan (POP to IMAP), and was told to not use till it was then upgraded from IMAP to ExchangeI complied Following the conversion period, the representative (tyler) said the conversion was taking longer than expected (he said I had a lot of data to move) But said to begin using the service and later the rest of the data would complete movingNo data was ever moved, and subsequent attempts to work with Tech Support (at Tylers request) were unsuccessfulThey believe there was never any email to migrate (contrary to what Tyler said) Nick said to do a day restore, and if that fails then a day restore with DNS Sean (July 13) says a day restore with DNS wond help, and during that time frame email received will be lost (which is opposite the answer I got from nick when asking the same question) No consistance be
I can't believe but they are actually spying on customers I signed up for a simple domain name for my part time business I really didn't need a website but I thought having online presence would make me look more professional Since I work full time, I don't even have much time to devote to my side hustle Still I paid for webhosting from GoDaddy I set up a free website from another company and forwarded the domain I only had my domain for 1year During the year, I really didn't use the website and didn't need the domain I got free websites thru my professional associations and that was good enough for what I needed I even started using the other websites before my year was over When the year was up I decided I would not renew Go Daddy charged my credit card It sat for a few days in pending charges so I was able to cancel it Here's the thing During the previous year, I lost my credit card and had to get a new one I never gave Go Daddy my new credit card number So how did they get it or how were they able to charge my new card? I can only think that they have some spy program on my computer and got it thru my online purchases I don't know how they got it I never gave it to them This has never happen to me before but I am getting a new computer asap
Our small nonprofit paid godaddy.com to host our websiteWhen I spoke with the man in sales, he assured me that if there were any issues with migration, that they would resolve themHe told me that I would be able to cancel and receive a full refund within daysThere were several problems with the migration process and I spoke with several different customer service peopleOne of the men with whom I spoke flat out refused to help meI asked him if I could speak with the person who had sold me the service originally because he had been more willing to help and his tech skills were higher than this person'sHe assured me that he would have that person call me backI never received that callAt that point in time, I was well within not only business days, but also within calendar days After trying many fixes on our end, it occurred to me that what he should have done was to do another migration from our current website After Christmas and New Years fell within that
I renewed my membership on 01/22/for the amount of refund is available within days I contacted vendor on 29th and 30th dayNO one answered my call I contacted on 31st day and talked to persons regarding refundI was told that I will not be refunded because its past one day of their days refund policyAlso, I was told that as I already paid, I can continue to use service for one year but there is no way I would be given refund
We operate a website hosting and website marketing firmGodaddy is our main supplier for hosting websitesOn the morning of May 16th, 2017, Godaddy shut down our entire account, [redacted] We immediately contacted Godaddy by phone and we were told that one of our clients is being challenged on a Trademark issueConsequently, Godaddy decided to shut down our whole account taking down our website along with all our customers' websitesWe asked how we can resolve this issue and they asked us to email documentation to [email protected] on behalf of our one customer who is being challengedWe called the customer in question who immediately provided us with the documentation and immediately emailed it to [email protected] at 10:am ESTWe called Godaddy again and but they would not reactivate our accountThey did not provide us with an explanation except to say that it is a different department that handles these types of thingsWe asked to speak to some
Today I tried to transfer all of my domains to my new registrarI contacted GoDaddy and chatted with an online tech to make sure I was doing everything properlyAfter I followed all of the steps and requested the transfers, I approved them with my new registrar and paid the feesThen I started receiving denials from GoDaddy, stating the I must wait another days to transfer because I made changes to my accountThe changes I made were requested by GoDaddy, as well as required per business purposes, including updating the email address and name and credit card for billing purposes I called and spoke with Jessica who advised me to submit my request for them to be unlocked so that I can proceed with the transfer and avoid having to renew my domains with GoDaddy (which would also occur within the same days lock down)This is an unscrupulous practice that can be removed by GoDaddy per their discretion and is not an ICANN requirementI have had many bad experiences with GoDa
Negative I have been a Go Daddy customer for more than years now and I am very very unsatisfied with their policies and their serviceThey are always looking to make money in every way possibleTheir policies are very unfriendly to small business and they should be ashamed of itOne recent example I give is about my email hosting plan I was a subscriber or their old 'Website Builder' for almost years now, however limiting, expensive and frustrating it was, I was putting up with it as I am a one man small business and with my limited time and resources, I never felt that it was worth my time to spend more time criticizing itSo, when they offered their new "Go Central" plan, I signed up and it seemed way more flexible and had much better UIWhile switching, the rep never told me that the email plan I had was linked to my old website builder plan and that switching from that would make me lose my access to my business email and email address itself Thankfully, I called up again and the new rep clarified this and made me sign up for another stand alone email plan for $for years - basic email etc - I wasnt too happy as I had free email before and now I was paying for this separately as wellI still went ahead as no business can survive without an email - so you Go Daddy got me here - v clever If this wasnt enough, I called them again with an unrelated issue when I was told that the email plan I had just bought was an old email server that they were planning to retire and in order to migrate to their new server, I would have to pay another $t keep my emailsI mean - "Seriously" !!!!! Since when did consumers start paying for email server migrations ?? Isnt this supposed to be something the business is supposed to provide the consumer as an ongoing infrastructure support?? I asked the rep as to what would have happened if I had not called up and known about this - how would you have charged me and he answered that it would have showed up as a pending balance in my next statementSo I pay for their new website builder, I pay for basic email and I also pay for your server migrationsI asked if all existing customers on email plans have been consented to this migration payment and he said that they have to agree to this while accepting terms and conditionsie it is all hidden in the fine print that no one ever reads and here is the golden opportunities that GoDaddy looks forShame on You You are a total rip off - taking advantage of busy small businesses who are trying to survive and stay afloat already BTW - GoDaddy always offers discounts on new services ONLY and never on renewals - once you sign up for one, you are screwed because when that comes up for renewal, the next time around - you will never see a discount again Stop your advertising Go Daddy- you are not small business friendlyUtterly and deeply regret my decision to having bought the domain and the web hosting plan with you
Hello! I was told in the clearest terms that I could cancel my multi-year contract at anytime for a full refund to my credit card When I actually made the cancellation, I was informed that the refund would only be made to my GoDaddy account I was told that this was in the 'fine print.' I requested a full refund to my credit card and was refused Thank you, Robert Orchanian
GoDaddy autorenewed a URL I ownedWithin hours of getting the auto-renewal I opened a customer service ticket telling them that I was not interested in owning the URL and to refund me in the full amountHowever, since the URL ended in '.CO' according to GoDaddy policy they cannot offer ANY refunds for auto-renewals I argued with the customer service rep for ~hour on this topic to no avail So then I deleted the URL entirely from my account hoping that would move them alongStill nothing GoDaddy is a scam - as soon as you buy a URL they turn on auto-renew and will charge you 10x the original price of the URL and then refuse to refund you
I have three Deluxe Web Hosting Linux plans with Godaddy and had these for a long time, around years Godaddy takes pre-approved payments for these plans directly from Paypal every month through a Paypal agreementThe base price was set at USD $8.99/mo I use many services of Godaddy and receive an overload of notifications from them, which is nice to have The prices never really increased By paying attention to emails I had received, it came to my attention that Godaddy was slowly and quietly gauging the prices for these services by almost 100%, without any notification in advance Even in the emails where I get billed, there is a tiny little sentence that states : "We're changing the prices for some of our web hosting plansClick here to see if this impacts you." However, nothing in the headline, or in the upper body of the email suggests there is any kind of price increase This means Godaddy quietly increases the prices by almost 100% (the fee is USD $13:99/
Worse email service for the last 5+ months! We are unable to send any emails from our mobile phones and the SMTP options regularly require changes on PC and Mac devicesRight now I have spent over minutes talking to Go Daddy's Customer Support in India, person named M M [redacted] and the technical team failed to resolve the issue We waited for minutes for Go Daddy's email servers to respond and we received the "The connection has timed out" issue on all domains held with Go Daddy How does Go Daddy expect its customers to use their service and continue to renew / repay for such poor experience?? Go Daddy is hurting our business as we fail to connect internally and externally with our stakeholders and clients
In April of I purchased a website redesign package from GoDaddy.com for $plus tax After months of back and forth with the "design team" I was unhappy with the process and results that I got I had called GoDaddy.com to ask for a refund and to take my business elsewhere at some point in June On that call they requested one more shot to try and make it right I gave them that shot to get the site designed right They tried again, and I was still very unhappy with the result I went ahead and had them publish the site as is however since I already had lined up another designer to go in and change the design, and needed to get a site up that at least had relevant and accurate content While I was unhappy with the design, the content I did have control over vsmy prior site, this is why I went ahead and had the site published even though I was not happy When GoDaddy published the site, our website was completely down for a few hours They did not let us know th
We were being billed for web hosting that had nothing to do with us.I was not made aware of this until a phone call from GoDaddy yesterday I had helped a friend [redacted] who is elderly and a now retired Great Dane breeder by donating a web site to her in I have multiple clients with GoDaddy and somehow my friend was being billed for an additional hosting package since This totals over 400$ US Since the site had no updates and she was paying for her hosting I had no idea what what happening until yesterdayA GD employee somehow linked [redacted] with another person the [redacted] which was a person I helped get their site onto GD a few years ago This person moved her site a few years ago and I guess never cancelled her hosting or never figured out she was not being charged [redacted] was being charged double instead The empty hosting package was never used by [redacted] and it was definitely an employee input error A man in their CEO office name
GoDaddy auctions is part of "cheating"For paying $you will fight with automatic bidding system for last auction hourIf you see auction for example for 10$ - in last hour automatic bidding will play with you in game you can win only if ready to spend thousands dollars for domain(I assume there is possibility to put max amount) Do not spend your time trying to winand do not spend money for membership - it's just waste of money
worst customer service everThe billing department is full of inept reps who each don't know what the protocol is very rude supervisorsi have been a loyal client for years NEVER once missed a payment and they make a mistake and I have to pay for itdo not want to own up to their mistakes Even the Head supervisor of small businesses, TY H [redacted] , blocked my email when I said I was going to email him my complaintThree email receipts came back as rejected.Ii emailed from another account they don't have and it went throughThey still did not help the situation Basically when they started small they were very nice and caring and attentive to customersMade you feel welcomed and appreciated, now that they have grown, they literally do not care if you are with them a month or years, all they look at you as is as a dollar sign and if its not coming in they don't careUse to be good when they were small, now that they have grown, they are HORRIBLEhowever the products are good, but I would rather use a company who has good products and also good Representatives , especially management
I have been doing business with GO daddy for years and here lately I have had to call them at least times within the past two months My concern is that I am now having them host my website and as a result it appears every time I call, I am being told that I need an additional product or service To me it appears I am being Mis led and being bullied to pay money for products and services I don't need Case and Point, I called them on Monday March 7th to request the free business website builder which is a product that states on my account is freeI was told immediately when I called that it was not free and the gentleman informed me that I would have to pay a fee of $although I had just paid $the week before for an additional space product that I did not need After that I requested to speak with a supervisor and spoke with HaasHass informed me that the free website builder product was not freeI advised him that it states that it is free on my account and I p
Calling GoDaddy for help with a product you bought from them? Be prepared for them to say "you need to call x for that, it has nothing to do with us" when, if fact, the issue almost always lies with themThey talked me into upgrading to another email product for me company because could not get my current email system to work properlyThey lied about the upgrade as wellThey told me the upgraded program come with x, y and z - it came with nothing! Now they are nickel and dimeing me for everything! All GoDaddy does is pass the buck and lie pass the buck and lieIf you read all of these reviews and still buy a GoDaddy product you will get what you deserve!
I have three Deluxe Web Hosting Linux plans with Godaddy and had these for a long time, around 5 years. Godaddy takes pre-approved payments for these plans directly from Paypal every month through a Paypal agreement. The base price was set at USD $8.99/mo I use many services of Godaddy and receive an overload of notifications from them, which is nice to have. The prices never really increased. By paying attention to emails I had received, it came to my attention that Godaddy was slowly and quietly gauging the prices for these services by almost 100%, without any notification in advance. Even in the emails where I get billed, there is a tiny little sentence that states : "We're changing the prices for some of our web hosting plans. Click here to see if this impacts you." However, nothing in the headline, or in the upper body of the email suggests there is any kind of price increase. This means Godaddy quietly increases the prices by almost 100% (the fee is USD $13:99/
Paid GO Daddy for a WEB site and got nothing, now a year has gone by and they are trying to charge me again and I contacted them tonight and they would not help me unless I had a pen number witch I never got from them, the are happy to take my money but never did a web site for memy account # is [redacted] All I want is my $returned to me, they did nothing so I demand my money BACK !!!!!!!!
I called in for email settings to connect a new computer to email I was advised of a new and better email plan To get there I had to upgrade to a intermediate plan (POP to IMAP), and was told to not use till it was then upgraded from IMAP to ExchangeI complied Following the conversion period, the representative (tyler) said the conversion was taking longer than expected (he said I had a lot of data to move) But said to begin using the service and later the rest of the data would complete movingNo data was ever moved, and subsequent attempts to work with Tech Support (at Tylers request) were unsuccessfulThey believe there was never any email to migrate (contrary to what Tyler said) Nick said to do a day restore, and if that fails then a day restore with DNS Sean (July 13) says a day restore with DNS wond help, and during that time frame email received will be lost (which is opposite the answer I got from nick when asking the same question) No consistance be
I can't believe but they are actually spying on customers I signed up for a simple domain name for my part time business I really didn't need a website but I thought having online presence would make me look more professional Since I work full time, I don't even have much time to devote to my side hustle Still I paid for webhosting from GoDaddy I set up a free website from another company and forwarded the domain I only had my domain for 1year During the year, I really didn't use the website and didn't need the domain I got free websites thru my professional associations and that was good enough for what I needed I even started using the other websites before my year was over When the year was up I decided I would not renew Go Daddy charged my credit card It sat for a few days in pending charges so I was able to cancel it Here's the thing During the previous year, I lost my credit card and had to get a new one I never gave Go Daddy my new credit card number So how did they get it or how were they able to charge my new card? I can only think that they have some spy program on my computer and got it thru my online purchases I don't know how they got it I never gave it to them This has never happen to me before but I am getting a new computer asap
Our small nonprofit paid godaddy.com to host our websiteWhen I spoke with the man in sales, he assured me that if there were any issues with migration, that they would resolve themHe told me that I would be able to cancel and receive a full refund within daysThere were several problems with the migration process and I spoke with several different customer service peopleOne of the men with whom I spoke flat out refused to help meI asked him if I could speak with the person who had sold me the service originally because he had been more willing to help and his tech skills were higher than this person'sHe assured me that he would have that person call me backI never received that callAt that point in time, I was well within not only business days, but also within calendar days After trying many fixes on our end, it occurred to me that what he should have done was to do another migration from our current website After Christmas and New Years fell within that
I renewed my membership on 01/22/for the amount of refund is available within days I contacted vendor on 29th and 30th dayNO one answered my call I contacted on 31st day and talked to persons regarding refundI was told that I will not be refunded because its past one day of their days refund policyAlso, I was told that as I already paid, I can continue to use service for one year but there is no way I would be given refund
We operate a website hosting and website marketing firmGodaddy is our main supplier for hosting websitesOn the morning of May 16th, 2017, Godaddy shut down our entire account, [redacted] We immediately contacted Godaddy by phone and we were told that one of our clients is being challenged on a Trademark issueConsequently, Godaddy decided to shut down our whole account taking down our website along with all our customers' websitesWe asked how we can resolve this issue and they asked us to email documentation to [email protected] on behalf of our one customer who is being challengedWe called the customer in question who immediately provided us with the documentation and immediately emailed it to [email protected] at 10:am ESTWe called Godaddy again and but they would not reactivate our accountThey did not provide us with an explanation except to say that it is a different department that handles these types of thingsWe asked to speak to some
The Wors support I have ever worked with.! I pay for service and do not get the service
Today I tried to transfer all of my domains to my new registrarI contacted GoDaddy and chatted with an online tech to make sure I was doing everything properlyAfter I followed all of the steps and requested the transfers, I approved them with my new registrar and paid the feesThen I started receiving denials from GoDaddy, stating the I must wait another days to transfer because I made changes to my accountThe changes I made were requested by GoDaddy, as well as required per business purposes, including updating the email address and name and credit card for billing purposes I called and spoke with Jessica who advised me to submit my request for them to be unlocked so that I can proceed with the transfer and avoid having to renew my domains with GoDaddy (which would also occur within the same days lock down)This is an unscrupulous practice that can be removed by GoDaddy per their discretion and is not an ICANN requirementI have had many bad experiences with GoDa
Negative I have been a Go Daddy customer for more than years now and I am very very unsatisfied with their policies and their serviceThey are always looking to make money in every way possibleTheir policies are very unfriendly to small business and they should be ashamed of itOne recent example I give is about my email hosting plan I was a subscriber or their old 'Website Builder' for almost years now, however limiting, expensive and frustrating it was, I was putting up with it as I am a one man small business and with my limited time and resources, I never felt that it was worth my time to spend more time criticizing itSo, when they offered their new "Go Central" plan, I signed up and it seemed way more flexible and had much better UIWhile switching, the rep never told me that the email plan I had was linked to my old website builder plan and that switching from that would make me lose my access to my business email and email address itself Thankfully, I called up again and the new rep clarified this and made me sign up for another stand alone email plan for $for years - basic email etc - I wasnt too happy as I had free email before and now I was paying for this separately as wellI still went ahead as no business can survive without an email - so you Go Daddy got me here - v clever If this wasnt enough, I called them again with an unrelated issue when I was told that the email plan I had just bought was an old email server that they were planning to retire and in order to migrate to their new server, I would have to pay another $t keep my emailsI mean - "Seriously" !!!!! Since when did consumers start paying for email server migrations ?? Isnt this supposed to be something the business is supposed to provide the consumer as an ongoing infrastructure support?? I asked the rep as to what would have happened if I had not called up and known about this - how would you have charged me and he answered that it would have showed up as a pending balance in my next statementSo I pay for their new website builder, I pay for basic email and I also pay for your server migrationsI asked if all existing customers on email plans have been consented to this migration payment and he said that they have to agree to this while accepting terms and conditionsie it is all hidden in the fine print that no one ever reads and here is the golden opportunities that GoDaddy looks forShame on You You are a total rip off - taking advantage of busy small businesses who are trying to survive and stay afloat already BTW - GoDaddy always offers discounts on new services ONLY and never on renewals - once you sign up for one, you are screwed because when that comes up for renewal, the next time around - you will never see a discount again Stop your advertising Go Daddy- you are not small business friendlyUtterly and deeply regret my decision to having bought the domain and the web hosting plan with you
Hello! I was told in the clearest terms that I could cancel my multi-year contract at anytime for a full refund to my credit card When I actually made the cancellation, I was informed that the refund would only be made to my GoDaddy account I was told that this was in the 'fine print.' I requested a full refund to my credit card and was refused Thank you, Robert Orchanian
GoDaddy autorenewed a URL I ownedWithin hours of getting the auto-renewal I opened a customer service ticket telling them that I was not interested in owning the URL and to refund me in the full amountHowever, since the URL ended in '.CO' according to GoDaddy policy they cannot offer ANY refunds for auto-renewals I argued with the customer service rep for ~hour on this topic to no avail So then I deleted the URL entirely from my account hoping that would move them alongStill nothing GoDaddy is a scam - as soon as you buy a URL they turn on auto-renew and will charge you 10x the original price of the URL and then refuse to refund you
I have three Deluxe Web Hosting Linux plans with Godaddy and had these for a long time, around years Godaddy takes pre-approved payments for these plans directly from Paypal every month through a Paypal agreementThe base price was set at USD $8.99/mo I use many services of Godaddy and receive an overload of notifications from them, which is nice to have The prices never really increased By paying attention to emails I had received, it came to my attention that Godaddy was slowly and quietly gauging the prices for these services by almost 100%, without any notification in advance Even in the emails where I get billed, there is a tiny little sentence that states : "We're changing the prices for some of our web hosting plansClick here to see if this impacts you." However, nothing in the headline, or in the upper body of the email suggests there is any kind of price increase This means Godaddy quietly increases the prices by almost 100% (the fee is USD $13:99/
Worse email service for the last 5+ months! We are unable to send any emails from our mobile phones and the SMTP options regularly require changes on PC and Mac devicesRight now I have spent over minutes talking to Go Daddy's Customer Support in India, person named M M [redacted] and the technical team failed to resolve the issue We waited for minutes for Go Daddy's email servers to respond and we received the "The connection has timed out" issue on all domains held with Go Daddy How does Go Daddy expect its customers to use their service and continue to renew / repay for such poor experience?? Go Daddy is hurting our business as we fail to connect internally and externally with our stakeholders and clients
In April of I purchased a website redesign package from GoDaddy.com for $plus tax After months of back and forth with the "design team" I was unhappy with the process and results that I got I had called GoDaddy.com to ask for a refund and to take my business elsewhere at some point in June On that call they requested one more shot to try and make it right I gave them that shot to get the site designed right They tried again, and I was still very unhappy with the result I went ahead and had them publish the site as is however since I already had lined up another designer to go in and change the design, and needed to get a site up that at least had relevant and accurate content While I was unhappy with the design, the content I did have control over vsmy prior site, this is why I went ahead and had the site published even though I was not happy When GoDaddy published the site, our website was completely down for a few hours They did not let us know th
We were being billed for web hosting that had nothing to do with us.I was not made aware of this until a phone call from GoDaddy yesterday I had helped a friend [redacted] who is elderly and a now retired Great Dane breeder by donating a web site to her in I have multiple clients with GoDaddy and somehow my friend was being billed for an additional hosting package since This totals over 400$ US Since the site had no updates and she was paying for her hosting I had no idea what what happening until yesterdayA GD employee somehow linked [redacted] with another person the [redacted] which was a person I helped get their site onto GD a few years ago This person moved her site a few years ago and I guess never cancelled her hosting or never figured out she was not being charged [redacted] was being charged double instead The empty hosting package was never used by [redacted] and it was definitely an employee input error A man in their CEO office name
GoDaddy auctions is part of "cheating"For paying $you will fight with automatic bidding system for last auction hourIf you see auction for example for 10$ - in last hour automatic bidding will play with you in game you can win only if ready to spend thousands dollars for domain(I assume there is possibility to put max amount) Do not spend your time trying to winand do not spend money for membership - it's just waste of money
worst customer service everThe billing department is full of inept reps who each don't know what the protocol is very rude supervisorsi have been a loyal client for years NEVER once missed a payment and they make a mistake and I have to pay for itdo not want to own up to their mistakes Even the Head supervisor of small businesses, TY H [redacted] , blocked my email when I said I was going to email him my complaintThree email receipts came back as rejected.Ii emailed from another account they don't have and it went throughThey still did not help the situation Basically when they started small they were very nice and caring and attentive to customersMade you feel welcomed and appreciated, now that they have grown, they literally do not care if you are with them a month or years, all they look at you as is as a dollar sign and if its not coming in they don't careUse to be good when they were small, now that they have grown, they are HORRIBLEhowever the products are good, but I would rather use a company who has good products and also good Representatives , especially management
I have been doing business with GO daddy for years and here lately I have had to call them at least times within the past two months My concern is that I am now having them host my website and as a result it appears every time I call, I am being told that I need an additional product or service To me it appears I am being Mis led and being bullied to pay money for products and services I don't need Case and Point, I called them on Monday March 7th to request the free business website builder which is a product that states on my account is freeI was told immediately when I called that it was not free and the gentleman informed me that I would have to pay a fee of $although I had just paid $the week before for an additional space product that I did not need After that I requested to speak with a supervisor and spoke with HaasHass informed me that the free website builder product was not freeI advised him that it states that it is free on my account and I p
Calling GoDaddy for help with a product you bought from them? Be prepared for them to say "you need to call x for that, it has nothing to do with us" when, if fact, the issue almost always lies with themThey talked me into upgrading to another email product for me company because could not get my current email system to work properlyThey lied about the upgrade as wellThey told me the upgraded program come with x, y and z - it came with nothing! Now they are nickel and dimeing me for everything! All GoDaddy does is pass the buck and lie pass the buck and lieIf you read all of these reviews and still buy a GoDaddy product you will get what you deserve!
I have three Deluxe Web Hosting Linux plans with Godaddy and had these for a long time, around 5 years. Godaddy takes pre-approved payments for these plans directly from Paypal every month through a Paypal agreement. The base price was set at USD $8.99/mo I use many services of Godaddy and receive an overload of notifications from them, which is nice to have. The prices never really increased. By paying attention to emails I had received, it came to my attention that Godaddy was slowly and quietly gauging the prices for these services by almost 100%, without any notification in advance. Even in the emails where I get billed, there is a tiny little sentence that states : "We're changing the prices for some of our web hosting plans. Click here to see if this impacts you." However, nothing in the headline, or in the upper body of the email suggests there is any kind of price increase. This means Godaddy quietly increases the prices by almost 100% (the fee is USD $13:99/