[Ryan]

Nicely done, GoDaddy [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/yesway.gif[/img]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE[/center]<div class='quotemain'><span style="color:#363636">Go Daddy Surpasses 10 Million Domain Name Registrations

[/color]Scottsdale, Arizona - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - Domain registrar and web hosting provider, The Go Daddy Group, Inc., parent company of GoDaddy.com, announced today that the domain portfolio for its three ICANN-accredited registrars has surpassed the record-breaking 10 million mark, according to statistics reported by domain industry analyst Name Intelligence, Inc.

No other domain registrar has yet hit the 10 million domain mark in its portfolio.

Jay Westerdal, CEO of Name Intelligence commented on the news, ''Go Daddy has achieved yet another industry milestone. Go Daddy attained the 9 million domain name mark in mid-July, and in a little more than 2 months since then, has grown its portfolio by an unprecedented 11% to surpass the 10 million domain mark.'' Added Westerdal, ''Since bursting upon the domain name market in November 2000, Go Daddy has been a juggernaut, and doesn't appear to be slowing down.''

According to Bob Parsons, President and Founder of Go Daddy, ''We were undoubtedly pleased when Go Daddy's portfolio surpassed 9 million domain names in July. But we weren't satisfied - after all, it's 'the Go Daddy way' to keep moving forward. So we redoubled our efforts in order to achieve the 10 million domain name pinnacle faster than it took to grow from 8 to 9 million domains. And once again, the dedicated and relentless efforts of our employees, combined with the loyalty of millions of satisfied customers, were the decisive factors in helping us reach this milestone.''

Go Daddy customers who purchase, renew or transfer a domain receive - in addition to some of the industry's lowest prices that start at $1.99/year and premier 24x7 customer service - the following complementary domain services, free of charge: Complete Email (a $9.95/year value), a personalized email address with 25 MB of storage; a 100-pack of email forwarding (increases the flexibility of a personalized email account by allowing users to set variations on their basic email address); a starter web page with customizable text, colors, graphics, and links; domain forwarding and masking; Making the Internet Work for You, a guide to domains, web sites, e-commerce, marketing and more; domain locking (automatically prevents anyone from making changes to a domain's ownership and administrative information), and much more.

Additional information about all of Go Daddy's products can be found at: www.godaddy.com.[/b][/quote]

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[RLLbad]

Wow, and to be honest with you, GoDaddy isn't that good. Ive heard many horror stories about them.

[hellboy911]

cool, but as RLLbad said, they have some stories around the net saying the are the worst, and i acctully belive all of them.. im gonna buy a domain there later and test if theyre good or not

[Ryan]

You believe they are the worst registrar out there, but you plan on buying a domain from the later [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/blink.gif[/img]

interesting strategy, lol

Well...I've only hosted 2 domains at GoDaddy before...and it's the only registrar I've ever used, so my opinion is probably not the most valid...but I will say I've never had any problems with them...but then again, havent had experience with anybody else either