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BE CAREFUL WHEN BUYING DOMAINS FROM GODADDY.COM. It is such a very unpleasant and horrible experience FOR ME with Godaddy.com. The domains, which I bought from Godaddy were taken back by them without my consensus and they put on sale at double prices! It is such a way of stoling domains from their own customer! Thus, it is questionalble should we trust them and make any deal with them in the future. My answer is NEVER and NEVER. You dont know what they gonna trap you!!! Lets make a deal with other reliable and trustworthy registrar

I bought domains from them and payment was done correctly. My name was listed as the owner of those domains in about 18 days. Then they suddently sent me an email and said they locked my account on their website, which also means that I could not access the information on my domains. They reasoned that it was a fraud prevention method to make sure if I was the authorized person of the transfer. Asked for passport photos and transfer method! Which is too stupid as if the bank account holder does not claim, what is the point of doing so! Godness, money was transfered to their account 18 days ago! Anyway, they already got my money. YOu know what happened then. I found that they put their name as the owners of my domains in stead of my name and continue to sell my domains at double prices for backorder while still keeping my money! I lost my money and domains! They got all. They said some refund may be done but because they know my credit card will be expired before money can be refunded into my account! What an fantastic trap!!!!

SHOULD WE DEAL WITH SUCH AN UNRELIABLE REGISTRAR? AVOID AS MUCH AS YOU CAN TO SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY!

This move doesn't surpise me as Godaddy will probably try to sell everything including the kitchen sink. I have an account with Godaddy and it can be frustrating registering domain names from all the offers they keep throwing at you.

Stay away from using anything of godaddys. Their webhosting is crap and they don't whois protect the domains no matter what they say. I had moved all of my domains away from them a few years back when some telemarketing scum had gotten my name, address and phone number. And it was because godaddy did not protect the domain information despite the fact that I had paid for whois protection. When godaddy refused to rectify the problem, I moved all of my domains away from them.

Cheap service does not mean good service.

Their marketing might be a bit of immature but it appears that they're doing just fine with it, it must have worked on their targeted audience.