Godaddy.com For Sale to the Highest Bidder!

14 years ago

WOOOHOOO! Maybe the new owners will fix that FREAKING LAME INTERFACE! Gah! Its the WORST part about Godaddy. That and they way they steal domains. But whatever. I'd be happy with a better interface.

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Matthew Iannotti

14 years ago

I'd settle for just being able to register a domain without getting hit with 83388493 offers on the way to check out.

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mywebwork

14 years ago

Originally Posted by MilesT

WOOOHOOO! Maybe the new owners will fix that FREAKING LAME INTERFACE! Gah! Its the WORST part about Godaddy. That and they way they steal domains. But whatever. I'd be happy with a better interface.

Originally Posted by EfitnessNYC

I'd settle for just being able to register a domain without getting hit with 83388493 offers on the way to check out.

I wouldn't hold your breath - just because they may have new owners doesn't mean that any of this will change.

They already have a winning formula, even if we don't love it (I also concur with the frustration of using their interface and the annoyance of a dozen upsells on my 99 cent .info domain). We are not necessarily their target market. This is the only Domain Registrar that is known by the general public, and the annoying upsells probably do work well on the non-IM crowd.

Bill

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snapcontent 14 years ago

I'm bidding $1.83.

Lowest unique bid wins, right?
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- derekwong28 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by snapcontent
  
  I'm bidding $1.83.
  
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  I bid $2.50
  
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- timpears 14 years ago
  
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  I'm bidding $1.83.
  
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skorpion

14 years ago

Originally Posted by mywebwork

I wouldn't hold your breath - just because they may have new owners doesn't mean that any of this will change.

They already have a winning formula, even if we don't love it (I also concur with the frustration of using their interface and the annoyance of a dozen upsells on my 99 cent .info domain). We are not necessarily their target market. This is the only Domain Registrar that is known by the general public, and the annoying upsells probably do work well on the non-IM crowd.

Bill

Very well said, I agree with you totally. The upsells are annoying but I bet they are making HUGE bank with them to the "regular customer".

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Matthew Iannotti

14 years ago

Originally Posted by mywebwork

I wouldn't hold your breath - just because they may have new owners doesn't mean that any of this will change.

They already have a winning formula, even if we don't love it (I also concur with the frustration of using their interface and the annoyance of a dozen upsells on my 99 cent .info domain). We are not necessarily their target market. This is the only Domain Registrar that is known by the general public, and the annoying upsells probably do work well on the non-IM crowd.

Bill

Oh I don't blame them, I would do the same.

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Bluewater 14 years ago

Originally Posted by EfitnessNYC

I'd settle for just being able to register a domain without getting hit with 83388493 offers on the way to check out.

Just click 'No Thanks - Proceed to Checkout'.

Surely you've seen an upsell before???
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- Matthew Iannotti 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Bluewater
  
  Just click 'No Thanks - Proceed to Checkout'.
  
  Surely you've seen an upsell before???
  
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seasoned

14 years ago

Originally Posted by MilesT

WOOOHOOO! Maybe the new owners will fix that FREAKING LAME INTERFACE! Gah! Its the WORST part about Godaddy. That and they way they steal domains. But whatever. I'd be happy with a better interface.

The domains are sold for SUCH a low price that I doubt they make much profit. I think the stupid interface is how they try to milk EVERY attempt to register. The new buyers may be no better, if they keep the same prices.

Steve

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DianeBrandt

14 years ago

Originally Posted by MilesT

WOOOHOOO! Maybe the new owners will fix that FREAKING LAME INTERFACE! Gah! Its the WORST part about Godaddy. That and they way they steal domains. But whatever. I'd be happy with a better interface.

LOL....the interface is so confusing!

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plifter

14 years ago

wow this is shocking I have all my domains there.

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skorpion

14 years ago

$2.51 Bob Parsons, please PM your reserve and upload screen shots of revenue proof.

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seasoned

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrew81

The $1 Billion ballpark is a huge underestimate.... remember when Network Solutions sold for $21B? At the time, it was the largest purchase in internet history...

Guess who the buyer is? His name begins with a V.

Network solutions was, and technically IS, a MONOPOLY! There is only ONE place ON THE PLANET that can register a .com, or .net domain name for virtually NOTHING!!!! And that is Network Solutions(aka verisign). GODADDY, and ALL other such registrars, have to pay THEM to register the domain names.

Having said that, verisign has a history of buying up MAJOR players in an industry, or major competitors. They bought out Thawte(#2 in SSL certs, when verisign was #1), and they bought out Cybercash, and I believe payflow. Major players in credit card gateways.

SO, is VERISIGN the one that is looking to buy Godaddy? WHERE IS the antitrust legislation here?

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morkat

14 years ago

Haha~ I will run away before the taking over of its new owner.

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Anna Johnson

14 years ago

I wrote a blog post with my take on the sale here:

Go Daddy For Sale, Anyone Got $1 Billion For GoDaddy.com? | Kikabink News - Internet Marketing News

I think Go Daddy is a company we, as Internet marketers, should study well. We might not like all the up-sells, etc but the fact is they work. Now, I'm off to raise $1 billion to buy that son-of-a-gun...

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Amy Carczak

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Anna Johnson

I think Go Daddy is a company we, as Internet marketers, should study well. We might not like all the up-sells, etc but the fact is they work. Now, I'm off to raise $1 billion to buy that son-of-a-gun...

This is the key .. it may annoy folks
but it still works. If it did not work
they would not do it.

I'm always amazed at marketers that
put their personal feelings ahead of what
works.

There is no "good" and no "bad" .. there's
only "works" and "does not work".

Up sell folks .. then up sell some more.

There is 1 up sell that everyone should be
doing and 99% do not... up sell your same
digital product into a physical product...

You know why? Because it works! And with
simple automation it takes ZERO effort.

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A Bary

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Anna Johnson

I wrote a blog post with my take on the sale here:

Go Daddy For Sale, Anyone Got $1 Billion For GoDaddy.com? | Kikabink News - Internet Marketing News

I think Go Daddy is a company we, as Internet marketers, should study well. We might not like all the up-sells, etc but the fact is they work. Now, I'm off to raise $1 billion to buy that son-of-a-gun...

I really can't understand all these complaints about GoDaddy Upsells.

In my opinion, these are THE ONLY SMART upsells I see on IM sites.

They are not annoying, they pop smoothly through your purchase without freaking scripts or stupid 1000 pt text...you are not forced to read 30 pages long sales pitch, and you always have a clear option to move on...

Really...I can't understand those who complain...Godaddy upsells represent the model that shall be followed in any upselling/cross-selling process.

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Thomas Smale

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Anna Johnson

I think Go Daddy is a company we, as Internet marketers, should study well. We might not like all the up-sells, etc but the fact is they work. Now, I'm off to raise $1 billion to buy that son-of-a-gun...

And that is based on what exactly? The only thing to learn is how NOT to do business.

GoDaddy have NEVER had a profitable year (GoDaddy Is Godawful - 24/7 Wall St.)

They are a terrible company. Their hosting is rubbish, their pricing is rubbish, their customer service is rubbish, their interface is rubbish...

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

And that is based on what exactly? The only thing to learn is how NOT to do business.

They are a terrible company. Their hosting is rubbish, their pricing is rubbish, their customer service is rubbish, their interface is rubbish...

I've gotten my domains from Godaddy for the cheapest price anywhere using Godaddy coupon codes and other Godaddy specials. Their domain support has always been incredible. Everytime I've called it's been fast and polite and completely satisfactory resolution to any problem I've had.

Their interface ... upsells ... who cares? Anyone not know how to scroll to the bottom and hit continue without purchasing other things? I've had much more annoying upsells buying IM products with all those crappy popup optin boxes and 3 or more OTOs before you get to the download page.

Their hosting sucks and has always sucked.

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Kael41

14 years ago

Unless there are any business indicators WHY i should move my domains out of there, i'm staying put.

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Luke McCormack

14 years ago

Never had any issue with godaddy. We have to remember that it caters for all users and not just IMers!

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Mark Brian

14 years ago

$1B is probably cheap to buy something making $800M a year.

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christopher jon

14 years ago

I've been searching but I couldn't find the auction page on flippa

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BryanC

14 years ago

Surely with the number of WSO posters that make 35k in 20 minutes with never before discovered loopholes, we could all pitch in and buy it.

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Ron Douglas

14 years ago

A billion? That's kinda steep. If he throws in the Go Daddy Girls then I would consider it.

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rapidscc 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Ron Douglas

A billion? That's kinda steep. If he throws in the Go Daddy Girls then I would consider it.

LOL, He can't..He'll be taking those to the bahamas when GoDaddy sells

On a more serious note, though some of us may not like the way upsells are presented by GoDaddy, still there's no hiding the fact that almost all of us buy from them.

They have created a working system that is dependable. With their current set-up we can all go sound asleep at night without worrying about our domains or whether the system that is keeping it will break anytime. With their system, we can be comfortable with the fact that if we keep on paying our yearly registration fees our domains will be safe, at least that's my experience so far.

They may offer tons of upsells but have you heard them charging you something outside of what you actually agreed to purchase?

There was a horror story here once where they say the company was charging them even if they cancelled already.

That's not how it is with GoDaddy.

And who here doesn't get excited or at least curious about the coupons for .99 cents .com domains? Honestly, whenever I see a coupon for the .99 cents .com posted here I feel like a kid receiving candy from Santa even if I won't use the coupon.

Now, regarding the $1B price tag. I think for something like GoDaddy, that is low.

However, we don't see their financial reports. We don't know their retained earnings, total assets/total liabilities and net income per month/per year so we won't really know if they should fetch that much.

But if I have $1B somewhere just gaining interest..Then I would most probably use it and bid.

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thomgibbons 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Ron Douglas

A billion? That's kinda steep. If he throws in the Go Daddy Girls then I would consider it.

Now this man has the right idea!
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talfighel

14 years ago

I am actually very surprised to see Bob sell his company. Maybe he wants to retire. I think he has done a tremendous job in building the largest domain name registrar company in the world and the most recognized.

He is a go-getter.

Tal

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Jesus Perez

14 years ago

Are there any $.99 coupon codes for the auction?

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Janice Sperry

14 years ago

I bid $1,000,000,000.01

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Steven Carl Kelly

14 years ago

Like GoDaddy very much. Hope the new owners run it as well as Bob has.

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John Romaine

14 years ago

Can someone point me in the direction of the actual sale advertisement???

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dv8domainsDotCom 14 years ago

Originally Posted by ramone_johnny

Can someone point me in the direction of the actual sale advertisement???

There is none. There were (unsolicited, undisclosed) offers (as there have been in the past) but this is to be expected when your company is poised for continued growth, year after year.

Current domains under management is creeping close to 50% of ALL marketshare TLD's, with ever-aggressive marketing sure to push this over the top. Being a private company, Bob is sitting on a profit-monster. I sure as helL wouldn't sell
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JeannieAnderson

14 years ago

I'm restricted from posting links, but Google "GoDaddy for sale" and you should see an article on Barron's

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14 years ago

I hate when I call with a question and they ask, "why dont you have the 5 year hosting plan? We can save you 30%."

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Tim Franklin

14 years ago

I wonder if I should move my domain names before the whole thing goes to the melted server in the sky.

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mcmahanusa 14 years ago

Perhaps Google will buy it. Just another notch in the pistol grip of the "Do No Evil" company.

Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha.

Won't that be special, and won't everyone be pleased.
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unbrokenspirit

14 years ago

hope with new owner there's more discount offering :p

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Aaarrrggghhh

14 years ago

"That and they way they steal domains."

See, I'm not the only paranoid one that thinks GoDaddy does this!

Anyway, I don't have a problem with all their upsells, except the fact that most of my brick and mortar business clients are usually all signed up with GoDaddy hosting which is just horrible, but their upsells work and work very well.

I have had horrible experiences before with other registrars over the years but not with GoDaddy so I'm not moving until I absolutely have to!

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vij

14 years ago

What does one mean when they say "Godaddy steals domains"?

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davezan 14 years ago

Originally Posted by vij

What does one mean when they say "Godaddy steals domains"?

Maybe when one searches using their interface, see it's available, don't take
it on the spot for whatever reason, then find it's registered when they finally
get around to it. It's been discussed here and elsewhere many times.

Unfortunately it's easier to believe that rather than consider few possibilites.
Not that that's stopping Go Daddy from making money and growing, though.

Maybe Warriors here can pool their resources and buy Go Daddy? Heh.
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MrWhistler

14 years ago

Should I put off my domain registration with GoDaddy till this whole thing is over? If yes, what are other reputable domain registrars around.

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Kevin_Hutto

14 years ago

I would just be happy with it not changing... It is a pain when something that has worked for years gets changed.

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KhirRahman

14 years ago

Lucky for me never register with GoDaddy. Yesterday I searched for domain at GoDaddy and the result said ".....com is available as a Premium Domain Name!". "This Premium Domain Name can be purchased for $688.00*". Wow.. I think I'm going to buy it somewhere else.

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Kevin_Hutto

14 years ago

Originally Posted by KhirRahman

Lucky for me never register with GoDaddy. Yesterday I searched for domain at GoDaddy and the result said ".....com is available as a Premium Domain Name!". "This Premium Domain Name can be purchased for $688.00*". Wow.. I think I'm going to buy it somewhere else.

Dude its the same price anywhere else...

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paulie888

14 years ago

I think that Bob Parsons has done a tremendous job of promoting and building up the Godaddy brand. Perhaps he just wants to retire now, lol.

Though we may snicker and deride Godaddy for its numerous upsells and flashy but complicated user interface, there is absolutely no doubt about its profitability. Its slightly risque ads and sexy girls have made it stick out in the dreary world of domain name registrars, and they should be awarded a gold medal for this little branding exercise of theirs. There is no doubt their crazy series of upsells has multiplied profitability like crazy, and this is what allows them to crush the other registrars when it comes to offering insane, unbeatable deals - what other registrar gives you so many opportunities each year to buy .com domains at 99 cents each?

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lamberw 14 years ago

I think Bob's listing it as a WSO but Hurry because there's only one left and it must be sold in the next 10 seconds.
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davewebsmith

14 years ago

After reading all the good, the bad and the ugly on this thread ... i'd like to offer my 3cents worth ...

back in 2006 - i contacted Bob on his radio show and asked him a few questions. His team contacted me and due to time zone differences i was not able to speak to bob live on the air, however he did take the time to answer my questions on the air.

So for all those who say their service is bad ... I would like to ask for examples please ...

I bet you now that after all the dust settles you will find that most of the time its actually the user who caused the "issue" and that we love to blame everyone else for our "issues" ...

I have over 200 domains on godaddy.com - i have not once in my almost 10 years of dealing with Godaddy had one problem. no domains have been stolen from me, i host my domains with them and point to various hosting providers in the us and uk ...

As for the upselling that some of you dont like ... any IM'er with any business sense will understand that upselling is a vital part of revenue generating .. its like you are kicking your own business model in the mouth on a forum that is all about creating revenues on the internet ...

As for Bob and his sale of Godaddy.com - if he get $1bill of it then that is wonderful - He started the company with his own money and has built it up to be 400 million strong in domain administration ....

Do yourselves a favour and study his model ... not one of you on this thread can place your businesses up for anything close to $1bill ... if im wrong about that then please create a WSO for us to buy and i'd love to spend my hard earn cash learning all of your knowledge ...

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sbucciarel Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by davewebsmith

So for all those who say their service is bad ... I would like to ask for examples please ...

Have had many domains through Godaddy for years and never had any problems. Who cares about the upsells? Don't most marketers here offer upsells until you just want to throw up?

As for the stealing domains conspiracy ... if you have not paid for the domain, it's not yours. Searching for domains do not make the domain yours. Paying for the domain makes it yours. Until payment is made, it's anyone's domain.
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14 years ago

It may be a profitable dear for go daddy.com

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ListBuildingForNewbies

14 years ago

All my websites are registered with Godaddy.com and I have no complaints. I only hope the new owners will continue to give good customer service.

Does anybody know why Bob Parson's decided to offer Godaddy.com for sale?

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David Allen

14 years ago

That's one website you won't see listed for sale on Flippa or eBay!!

Fair play to Bob, he implemented just about every sales trick in the book and I dare say invented a few new ones as well.

To build a business like that in 13 years is incredible and let's hope he chooses to retire to an island with a few of the GoDaddy girls to become the new Hugh Hefner (maybe not...)

Well deserved I say, either way.

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Dan Ambrose

14 years ago

Maybe Hostgator should acquire the company?

Then again, they are already the best at what they do - it shouldn't take long for most people to realize this and move their accounts over. Then Godaddy.com will just be a $10 domain name which you can purchase on Hostgator. Not just that, but Hostgator would've saved themselves $1billion.

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thomasr

14 years ago

Love the Godaddy but the problem with the upsell is that these may be mistakenly bought!

I have had numberous occasions where at the ckeck-out there are a couple of additional charges that I did not intend to purchase!

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davewebsmith

14 years ago

Originally Posted by thomasr

Love the Godaddy but the problem with the upsell is that these may be mistakenly bought!

I have had numberous occasions where at the ckeck-out there are a couple of additional charges that I did not intend to purchase!

Might be because you have click "add" on the upsell sections during the checkout process

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paulie888

14 years ago

Originally Posted by thomasr

Love the Godaddy but the problem with the upsell is that these may be mistakenly bought!

I have had numberous occasions where at the ckeck-out there are a couple of additional charges that I did not intend to purchase!

Thomas, Godaddy has excellent customer service. I have friends who had accidentally purchased upsells during the check-out process too, but all you really need to do is call Godaddy up and explain your situation - I asked them to do just that, and Godaddy refunded the stuff they accidentally purchased right on the spot!

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