How to Create and Register a Domain Name at GoDaddy.com and what to do when you discover that your beloved domain name is already taken.

Love ‘em? Hate ‘em? Find ‘em offensive? Have you ever gone to godaddy.com to “see what happens next”?

I would like to code my own HTML.

Which is better to do: 1) Delete account (domain and server access) with GoDaddy and then re-open same domain name with new server? 2) or finish out year paid for domain with GoDaddy and then take my domain elsewhere? Is that even possible or does GoDaddy own it?

I don’t want a pre-fixed template. I need at least some flexibility. But I’ve used Microsoft Publisher 2007, and the page won’t load. To ask Microsoft a question about it will cost me over $250, which is ridiculous. I’m creating a webpage that will need e-commerce, and less than 10 pages of info, I think. [...]

they want to charge $70 to basically find out if it’s for sale, and then negotiate a rate, from the way I understand it. But, when I just type in the site, in my internet address bar, it comes up with a Bing search. How do I go about getting that particular domain without paying [...]

Our 2nd version of the commercial we submitted for the GoDaddy commercial contest! PLEASE VOTE FIVE STARS for our 1st version “Yes Yes Yes” at GoDaddy.com…

I’ve been trying to delete this account and my credit card info and it WONT DELETE!!! There doesn’t even seem to be an option to delete the account.

This is a very funny commercial presented in a unique way HAMZA

Can I use a free software to build my site but still use my domain name that I registered with Godaddy?