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    Does GoDaddy really suck?

    I am in the process of registering more and more Domain Names so it seems natural to look for the best pricing deal.

    Registering multiple Domain Names can add up quickly, especially if you register both the NoDashVersion.com and Dashed-Version.com names.

    Each Domain Name represents a new site concept which will in most cases involve the selection of a web hosting plan.

    It also makes sense to pay a little less for web hosting right? After all, all these new projects add up.

    How much do you really save?

    The answer to this question depends on how much value we place on our time, and our ability to determine what other software tools are required to run the type of website we have in mind.

    In other words, if we think that our time is valuable, we will not mind investing an extra $50-$400 per project per year, especially if there is a lot of value added services and software tools included in the price.

    What's the point in saving 50 bucks a year on some bare-bones web hosting if our time gets wasted with support issues or we need to buy additional products and services in order to run our site effectively?

    Example of Web hosting Hell:
    http://www.godaddysux.com/web_hosting_hell.html

    I do not know about you, but after I read one of these bad web hosting reviews, I start to become very cautious about that company. In this case, it is GoDaddy.

    Research your new Web Host or Domain Name registrar

    I remembered that GoDaddy has been mentioned a number of times in some of the Internet Marketing courses and SEO books that I own, so I decided to check GoDaddy out. By check them out, I do not mean just visit their web site, swallow their sales pitch and click through to the checkout patting myself on the back for a job well done.

    I did a search at Google.com for the term godaddy review, and discovered some interesting results.

    After reading a few of the results, I decided to search for the term "do not use godaddy" (this string was searched enclosed with "inverted commas"), and discovered even more negative feedback not only about their web hosting services but also their Domain Name registration and associated services.

    Is it all about Price?

    No way. Do we *really* save? On one hand it looks like a saving but on the other hand the saving can be offset by extra costs elsewhere.

    As a result of this little study, I have no desire at this time to change my Domain Name registrar or my two web hosting companies that I use just to save a few bucks.

    At the moment, I enjoy the following benefits from my web hosts and Domain Name registrar:

    • Everything works to my satisfaction 99.99% of the time

    • Very little support needed in the first place

    • Support queries attended to quickly

    • Support queries always solved to my satisfaction

    • I never suffer from emotional disturbance as a result of dealing with rude support staff

    • I am never accused of being the problem

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