yeah godaddy is a free push.
.com's AGAIN for $1.19 From Godaddy!
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yeah godaddy is a free push.
sharpie349
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- Oct 25, 2008
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How do I transfer from 5 godaddy accounts to 1?
For all accounts do they need to have different info?
For all accounts do they need to have different info?
frooshontay
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Yeah same question from me, do they need to have different infos and paypal IDs?
the_demon
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- Nov 23, 2008
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@frooshontay
They will most likely open up a fraud investigation against you. They did so to me because I was registering it for a friend so used there name and my payment and I got into a whole fraud mess and it took about 48 hours + and me sending them a copy of my license in order to get my domain back.
They will most likely open up a fraud investigation against you. They did so to me because I was registering it for a friend so used there name and my payment and I got into a whole fraud mess and it took about 48 hours + and me sending them a copy of my license in order to get my domain back.
sharpie349
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- Oct 25, 2008
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So pretty much I can only get one at that price?
frooshontay
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Thanks
What do you mean with license? so i need different payment id, rite? can I use VCC to send the payment?
The last time I used their 1.19 promo ( they had one before some ~3months) I registered 15domains in this way but after that they sent me email that I need to send it a copy of my Id for this.. So I did so and Got them back!
Probably this will be for everyone who will try to register more then 10of them- but I don't see that as problem
Probably this will be for everyone who will try to register more then 10of them- but I don't see that as problem
Although transferring multiple domains to a central account would be the most convenient, couldn't you just leave them on whatever account you create and just keep an Excel file with all of the info? It seems as if they would be a lot less likely to figure it out in that circumstance. Transferring all of these "discounted" domains to a central account would be a bit suspicious and would probably raise a red flag. Does anyone think that the focus on accounts that pay from the same sources (ie multiple accounts using the same CC or PayPal)?
wenczmastah
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- Jan 26, 2009
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Wow! Cool thanks!
This is a great deal... but it's a clever marketing ploy to hook you in.
I used to go for Godaddy offer cos' they were cheap... and sometimes they even included privacy whois.
Note privacy whois is kept on a different website and a right hassle to get the password if they didn't get it to you in the first place- you don't think of it until you need to transfer ... had to fax forms etc...
If I knew back them what I know now... even if you are an absolute newbie don't get the hosting... like I did... godaddy does not have cPanel, and Mysql settings and crons are a pain to figure out. Use it for a blog - a long lag for every post to connect to database... you could feel it 'cogs' turning
Even waiting to manage domains is so time consuming.... the dashboard is so "heavy".
For me the best is Namecheap with hostgator... I can buy a domain and have the DNS registering the site in a minute. The longest I had to wait was 30 mins - I went had a coffee came back and could start work.
But I still use G for catch-all emails on some domains. G has it good points and bad points.
I used to go for Godaddy offer cos' they were cheap... and sometimes they even included privacy whois.
Note privacy whois is kept on a different website and a right hassle to get the password if they didn't get it to you in the first place- you don't think of it until you need to transfer ... had to fax forms etc...
If I knew back them what I know now... even if you are an absolute newbie don't get the hosting... like I did... godaddy does not have cPanel, and Mysql settings and crons are a pain to figure out. Use it for a blog - a long lag for every post to connect to database... you could feel it 'cogs' turning
Even waiting to manage domains is so time consuming.... the dashboard is so "heavy".
For me the best is Namecheap with hostgator... I can buy a domain and have the DNS registering the site in a minute. The longest I had to wait was 30 mins - I went had a coffee came back and could start work.
But I still use G for catch-all emails on some domains. G has it good points and bad points.
p2y
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- Aug 29, 2007
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Just try but i don't think so
cheesecake
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- Jan 12, 2009
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yeah. I was about to register but then saw that privacy is 10 bucks a year, when I can get a .com with privacy for $4 year round.. .it doesn't seem as such a good bargain.
ShadeDream
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- Nov 27, 2008
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Nice deal but I just really don't like GoDaddy from what I've heard about it in the past and the user interface is really rubish, I prefer NameCheap. But thanks for the share.
But thanks for the share.
just leave it at godaddy and point the dns to bluehost. in bluehost, use the addon domain feature to add your godaddy domain.
they won't let you trans for like 60 days but pointing is just as good.