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I registered 4 domains with godaddy, .org .net .cn and I got the .com by backorder.

I paid for 2 years for all 4 domains.

and now all gone. godaddy told me, I , or someone, logged into my godaddy account, physically canceled all 4 domains. They said they sent 5 emails to notify me of the cancellation (which, I never received any of them). — i check my email ( the same with my godaddy account) almost EVERYDAY.

So I paid for 2 YEARs, and then login to cancel them all after only 5 months, knowing that i would not get any refund since godaddy only refund with 5 days after registr.

Why the hell some costomers would do that for god’s sake?

I am thinking to hire a lawyer to sue the goddamm godaddy. any ideas?
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I’m sure godaddy has IP logs of information. If they say that someoen logged into your account, I’m SURE they can prove it. This seems as if you gave out information to your account that you shouldn’t.

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actually I am very much doubt how you can eb so SURE about godaddy??

Dont you think I the owner of those domains did not fight with all sorts of resources to get them back?

What godaddy told me is very simply response: We just tell you , you or someone you authorized, logged in your account and released those domains. As for the ip address and such, We will not give you those information.

Like you said we believe godaddy have those information. But Why they dont tell you? because they cannot sell themself out. period.

tha means only one thing, godaddy is going down.

To address the contact issue, when my domain is nearing renewal time (and I do have it set to auto-renew) GoDaddy sends me several reminders via email, a written notice and even a phone call as the day gets closer.

Like I said, no complaints. I’ve never had a hosting issue, and customer service has always been helpful with ansewring my inquiries. Lol at the guys in 2007 that were predicting GoDaddy’s imminent demise.

Brent Crouch up there said..
“What I recently found out about Godaddy is more than surprising…. Godaddy President Alon Waisman responded to….

http://www.brentcrouch.com/2007/05/31/is-godaddy-a-good-domain-registrar/”

If you actually READ brent’s blog. The response from Alon Waisman says “Office of the President”

This means that alon is an EMPLOYEE of the president of the company. It does NOT mean he is the president of the company.

Not being able to understand things like this, which are very simple for people with only double digit IQ’s is why you are having so many problems.

I concur with the guy above that says if your domain is so important to you, maybe you should actually do something intelligent and protect it. If your domain is purchased on march 1st 2007. You know that you have to renew it before march 1st 2008. Domain names are not bought on a monthly basis.

If you are afraid that you are going to get a complaint about bad whois information. Fix your fucking whois information.

If you think someone is going to log into your account and delete your domains, maybe your password shouldn’t be “password”

If you have a domain name worth millions of dollars (which I highly doubt ANY of you do…) then you should get protected registration on it (as I do for a -4- letter domain I own) so that someone can’t just log into your account and delete the thing when you are too stupid to use a password that is actually strong, or put that your fone # is something other than 555-1212.

The only complaint(s) I have with godaddy is that privacy isn’t free, and that their prices for upgrades on dedicated servers are not exactly cheap. A quad core processor is $149 a month.. I can buy one for $300. If I have a dedicated server for a year, I might pay $1500 for a processor (cause they’ll give me a 1 year discount) that only cost $300.

But, I do my dedicated servers colocated. I do my shared hosting for my web design customers on godaddy.