İçindekiler:
- Why is GoDaddy called GoDaddy?
- Is GoDaddy a bad company?
- Why GoDaddy is expensive?
- Does GoDaddy raise prices?
Why is GoDaddy called GoDaddy?
Bob Parsons founded GoDaddy in 1997 under the name Jomax Technologies. Two years later, the company sought a more memorable name and had an employee brainstorming session. The name "Big Daddy" was suggested, but that domain was taken. The idea morphed into GoDaddy.
Is GoDaddy a bad company?
GoDaddy is the world's largest web host and domain registrar. ... As a developer who has worked with a variety of different clients, I've seen time and time again the ways that GoDaddy fails to bring value to a business. Plus, they're
a pretty unethical company.
Why GoDaddy is expensive?
#1: GoDaddy is
overpriced GoDaddy lures customers in with prices that look low. However, they often promote prices that only apply for the first year, then lock you in for more expensive renewal prices. GoDaddy also charges for items that in the modern tech world, you don't need to pay for. SSL Certificates.
Does GoDaddy raise prices?
GoDaddy will pass along Verisign's increase in September. GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) customers who are part of the Domain Discount Club have been paying $8.29 per .com per year, but that's below Verisign's new wholesale price of $8.39. ...