Godaddy Sold for $2.25 Billion

Having just paid my July renewals on Godaddy, I'd imagine that their revenue stream is a whole lot stronger than MySpace... :)

Namecheap will soon put them down the ladder.

+ A Social network such as facebook is much larger than Godaddy etc
 
The whole elephant thing is such Bullshit... We have too many elephants in South Africa...it is considered a problem... they have to put out/kill/relocate hundreds every year anyway
if we want to be 100% exact, it happened in Zimbabwe and not in South Africa (i'm not sure if the same applies there what applies in South Africa)
regardless if there's a need killing those animals in some places, it makes him a real douche and he would have known better being a CEO of a big company that it will turn out soon, but i guess there are people who just don't care even though if they are hurting the rep of their own company...

and trust me, posing with a killed elephant doesn't look too good in almost all countries where these animals are not making any harm and people just love them
 
the whole company doesnt even worth $10
 
Worst Company I ever saw . But they Lead the Market 2.25 Billion is a big markup.
 
move whatever domains you still have there now. They sucked before and its only going to go down hill.
 
i am just shocked that Google did not buy them. They did have a partnership for their domain service.
 
Bob got the money now he can relax :)) actually it's not hes all the moneys but who cares :) let's hope new management will think to make their hosting services better , since only thing for what they are such big it's the domaining selling :)
 
2.25 Billion ?? Go daddy aint worth that much ? Now Bobs gonna enjoy shooting some more elephants :P
 
Look at myspace good old Tom sold it to a investment company for $12 mill
and then that investment company sold it to Fox 5 months later for $580 million and now fox is selling it for $35 mill .. I guess its the right time to dump it because as time goes by it will not be worth the same
 
GD got sold at a very rock bottom price compared to their monthly revenue which is around $700m.
 
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