Regardless of your feelings about GoDaddy’s moral standing , its service is frustrating and restrictive. If you’re sick of paying for crappy hosting and want to jump ship, here’s how to leave GoDaddy behind for one of many better web hosts on the net. A Personal Note: Why GoDaddy Sucks A lot of people feel they shouldn’t support GoDaddy because GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons shot an elephant

04|18|2011 5:14 pm EDT Phishing GoDaddy WDRP Emails Going Around Once More. by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars , Up to the Minute – 0 Comments It appears that another phishing scam is making the rounds trying to get users to reveal their GoDaddy username and password to the scammers. According to “silentg” who received the email and posted on DNForum about it, the email links users to “goldidaddy.com” (registered at Melbourne IT) instead of GoDaddy.com

04|06|2011 3:05 pm EDT NameCheap Steals Spotlight Amidst GoDaddy Elephant Hunt Outrage by Adam Strong in Categories: Registrars – 1 Comment Amidst all the controversy last week surrounding the Bob Parson’s elephant hunt video , there was one savvy registrar who decided to take advantage of the public out cry.

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SERIAL ANIMAL KILLER Bob Parsons, the not publicity shy boss of the web hosting firm Godaddy, has shot an elephant while in Africa, posted a sickening video of the event and claimed he did it for the greater good. Before anyone jumps in to point it out though, The INQUIRER has no doubt that this was a disgusting act, but one that apparently Parsons feels very proud of.

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