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introducing... GoDaddy's "CashParking"
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I think that GoDaddy it is an OK company.
However, it is not a great company for a full time domainer who has many names and is registering available names often.
It is also not a great company for someone who needs lots of help learning how to do things or is new to the Internet.
I would recommend GoDaddy to friends or family members of mine for certain uses, but I would help them wade through the ordering process so that they only get the things that they need.
One good think about the company is that they try to get better and they somewhat often have software updates, new ideas, and products (although many of them are of low value to me as a customer).
However, it is not a great company for a full time domainer who has many names and is registering available names often.
It is also not a great company for someone who needs lots of help learning how to do things or is new to the Internet.
I would recommend GoDaddy to friends or family members of mine for certain uses, but I would help them wade through the ordering process so that they only get the things that they need.
One good think about the company is that they try to get better and they somewhat often have software updates, new ideas, and products (although many of them are of low value to me as a customer).
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Its like at a restaurant when they wont stop asking if you want fried or a salad or a side order.. thats what godaddy reminds me of lol
Yes i suppose my opinion is different to the mom and dad domainer.. i did used to have 1000 or so domains with godaddy many years ago.. but yes it has never been good for large portfolios.
Yes i suppose my opinion is different to the mom and dad domainer.. i did used to have 1000 or so domains with godaddy many years ago.. but yes it has never been good for large portfolios.
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i tried the "cashparking" and it is by far the worst parking program i've ever seen.
the optimization and targeting sucks. no relevant ads were being displayed, just the generic portal landing page... plus it's so plain and ugly. so that sucked. not to mention the stats, which are 48 hours behind. and the reports only show the revenue, no visitor count, cpc, etc. they have a long way to go... maybe they will improve down the road.
but right now, it's really a joke. i pulled my names already.
the optimization and targeting sucks. no relevant ads were being displayed, just the generic portal landing page... plus it's so plain and ugly. so that sucked. not to mention the stats, which are 48 hours behind. and the reports only show the revenue, no visitor count, cpc, etc. they have a long way to go... maybe they will improve down the road.
but right now, it's really a joke. i pulled my names already.
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cashparking is parking for grannies, and the rest of the silver surfing blue rinse brigade.
I dub thee CRASHparking. In nòmine Patris, et Fìlii et Spìritus Sancti.
I dub thee CRASHparking. In nòmine Patris, et Fìlii et Spìritus Sancti.
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Newbie here. I kind of stumbled into this whole topic today when I was looking for something to do with a few unused domains I have.
Now, they are with Godaddy and I was wondering why you guys think GD is bad. I mean it's quite cluttered - anything beyond that?
I also checked out eNom that was mentioned here. It seems they charge $29.95 for a .com registration?? You guys are raving about them, but are you telling me you're paying that much for hundreds of domains? What makes them worth more than three times the price of GD (8.95)?
Now, they are with Godaddy and I was wondering why you guys think GD is bad. I mean it's quite cluttered - anything beyond that?
I also checked out eNom that was mentioned here. It seems they charge $29.95 for a .com registration?? You guys are raving about them, but are you telling me you're paying that much for hundreds of domains? What makes them worth more than three times the price of GD (8.95)?
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they charge people who will pay $29.95 that price.. they charge serious domain owners $6.95.
Even if go daddy was $4 per year i wouldnt move my portfolio there, any names i have purchased from people that are registered with godaddy, i move away as soon as i can.
Even if go daddy was $4 per year i wouldnt move my portfolio there, any names i have purchased from people that are registered with godaddy, i move away as soon as i can.
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How do you get that price? I don't see any bulk pricing or something like that on their site...typeins said:
But why? Anything I should be afraid about?typeins said:
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Joeylny said:
You've got to understand Parson's mindset. For years now he's been able monetize (I use the term loosely) other people's traffic without them really being knowledgeable about it. They weren't using their domains, they were simply "parked". So now in his mind he's doing these same people a big favor by agreeing to share the revenue, IF they'll pay for the privilage. Why should he give it away?
The more you pay the bigger share of the pie you'll get. And to the overall sort of customer he has who do nothing with their names anyway this may seem like a good deal. Some of them are going to LOVE him for it!
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