Pete - considering that this is such a heavy Rant - I think it really
might have been MORE Appropriate in [OT] instead of [NF]. I know its
technology related (with regards to Domain registry) - but still...

I personally use GoDaddy. And, I know there is a good number of people
in the group here that use it - and have suggested others use it. 

Its true - that they tend to try and cross-sell you all the time. I got
.com domains - and they love to push others on me - like .net and .info
and such. And, in reality - I think that is just STANDARD Business
practice. Just a company trying to make money - and that's why they are
in business.

Also - I haven't had any problems with the automatic renewal stuff. When
one of my domains comes up for renewal - they try to push me to act
earlier - and take them up on other offers. But, I just let the time
slide by - and, instead of getting anything extra - it just
automatically renews my domain. Plain & simple...

Anyway - enough said...

-K-

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Pete Theisen
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2011 8:10 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [NF] Bob Parsons used to be a nice guy

Hi Everybody,

Back in the days when he was traveling around to user groups and hawking

his software such as "Money Counts" in person Bob Parsons used to be a 
nice guy. I can not recommend his damned Go Daddy as he has gotten 
WAY-THE-HELL too big for his britches.

I have one domain name registered with his damned Go Daddy registry. He 
isn't satisfied with that, he wants to trick his customers into buying
more.

Credit cards routinely renew. Both Visa and Master Card also have some 
sort of update for automatic payments, which worked just fine and dandy 
on my phone bill. Go Daddy, however, insists you to do your "automatic" 
renewal the hard way whether your card has recently renewed or not.

Last year, when my card had *not* been due for renewal, they still 
jacked me around and made me log in. You have to go through pages and 
pages of deceptively designed "special offers" where it is quite 
difficult to avoid buying other stuff that you don't need, which is the 
whole point of the automatic renewal "not working" - and of course, 
somehow remember a password you use once a year.

So, if you want to be jacked around, scammed and f*ucked over, try Go 
Daddy. Otherwise, use some other registry. That said, yahoo is even
worse.

Fraud on the Internet is still fraud.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
http://pete-theisen.com/
http://elect-pete-theisen.com/

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