Go Daddy’s Preparing For IPO As Their Customers Are Being Gouged

 
Go Daddy

Go Daddy became a name in domain registration and hosting, as they started off as a small company, offering the lowest prices. As a result, they gained many customers and the company gained billions in revenues. 

However, Hollywood stepped into the picture, nagging and harassing Go Daddy to support such items as SOPA and do their bidding in removing sites from the internet (canceling hosting) the entertainment industry took issue with (some for copyright infringement, other over free speech in conduct that is unconstitutional and fraudulent). As a result ,Go Daddy lost 40,000,000 in one month. Since joining forces with Hollywood, GO Daddy has been steadily loosing hundreds of millions of dollars per year, as attested by published company financial data revealing the significant losses. 

The ironic thing is Go Daddy is worth more than each studios in Hollywood, yet they‘ve allowed them to lead them down a bad business path. Hollywood and the music industry have been experiencing record revenue declines, several on the brink of financial collapse, yet this is who Go Daddy is listening to in the business world, to take them down with them.

Now in preparation for its IPO, Go Daddy has been gouging customers. People chose their service for the low prices. However, Go Daddy has raised the prices of domains. They’ve also cancel renewal coupons customers rely on to gain discounts on their domains. As it stands, Go Daddy is no longer the lowest price domain and hosting company. They’ve raised prices on products between 15-70%. That’s no way to do business. That’s how you lose customers.

Go Daddy has a lot of disgruntled customers due to these price hikes, who are online vowing on various sites, to take their business elsewhere. Go Daddy needs to get it together before they make this IPO, lest it turn into a disaster over customers who are headed for the door.

STORY SOURCE

GoDaddy Files for U.S. IPO of Internet Domain Name Marketplace

Jun 10, 2014 12:01 AM ET June 20 (Bloomberg) - Bloomberg’s Leslie Picker reports on GoDaddy’s IPO plans and looks into the company’s business history and how it may use cash gained from the offering. She speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” “It’s Go Time” for GoDaddy Inc.’s initial public offering. The tag line from the company’s advertisements also reflects the beginning of its official process to tap the public markets. GoDaddy, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, filed with a $100 million placeholder, without specifying the number or price range of shares it will sell, according to yesterday’s prospectus. Those details will be provided closer to the IPO. 

The company has raised its profile in recent years with advertising campaigns featuring celebrities like race-car driver Danica Patrick and Israeli model Bar Refaeli. Almost 13 percent of the $1.1 billion GoDaddy posted in revenue at the end of 2013 was spent on advertising and marketing. The company’s loss narrowed last year to about $200 million, from $279 million in 2012, according to the filing. At the end of last year, GoDaddy had 57 million domains under management, the filing shows. The company derives most of its revenue from selling the domains and Web-hosting products... 

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Boycott Kabbalah For Violating The Constitution And Copyright Act

 

Madonna

The sites have been absent for most of yesterday and today, day due to the fact Kabbalah contacted the hosting company I use, Go Daddy, with a fraudulent claim that resulted in the account being suspended, but I got it reinstated. However, Go Daddy worked at snail's pace in getting it done.

Kabbalah got ticked off at the articles I wrote two nights ago about Rihanna and Chris Brown cheating on her (see article below titled "Karrueche Tran Is Laughing At Rihanna Over What She Is Doing With Chris Brown") as it received a massive amount of hits and referrals.

Of course, on that same day, I also slammed Madonna and her bad plastic surgery, which judging by the hits on that article, not many people cared about, as her career is over (most bloggers get low numbers on Madonna articles, because, well, she's finished).

However, one of my sources told me she got mad because I "made her look bad" in the article. No witch, your plastic surgeon made you look bad and you weren't working with much to begin with. You weren't in a position to afford bad plastic surgery, which is what you got.

Madonna and Rihanna at a Kabbalah event in New York

I noticed two nights ago, Kabbalah's hackers kept breaking into the site and removing items from the aforementioned Rihanna and Madonna articles, which I had to put back online, republishing them twice to fix the items they illegally deleted.

They also tampered with articles critical of Barack Obama, whose Kabbalah and Hollywood are campaigning for, while defacing specific items about Mitt Romney's lead in the polls. Criminally violating someone's right to free speech and free press, via fraud, is no way to support any politician. It reflects very poorly on said politician that his Hollywood supporters refuse to follow the law.

Because I kept fixing and republishing the items on the site they illegally hacked, then deleted or defaced, they got upset and filed a fraudulent claim with Go Daddy regarding the Judiciary Report site, as a means of getting it off line at all costs, using a man and woman in Hollywood connected to and apart of Kabbalah.

The timing of this misconduct is quite ironic, with days to go until the election and the last day of each month being the time my other four sites are updated as well. You would think the site was Wikileaks the way these lunatics keep trying to get it off the internet and waging denial of service attacks and hacks against it in violation of domestic and international law.

Rihanna wearing Kabbalah's red string bracelet posing with Chris Brown

Apparently, the Constitution, free speech and free press are suspended at will in Hollywood and no one has rights but people in tinseltown (sarcasm). In spite of the fact the site(s) was reinstated by Go Daddy, I am going to find a new site host, as I no longer have any confidence in Go Daddy.

For years I have paid them money in advance to host my sites, never late with the payments, always early and not for them to listen to idiots in Hollywood breaking the law and disgracing the government with their actions (after all, the government is sworn to uphold the Constitution and U.S. Code, but time after time we see people in Hollywood breaking the law and nothing comes of it). I'm not going to tolerate that from anyone.

Clearly, Go Daddy doesn't need money from everyday people like me and you, my readers. Therefore I am going to start moving my sites elsewhere (which will be time consuming, but I dislike this lack of professionalism from them in support of criminals in Hollywood).

I don't trust them anymore and that's not a good thing in business. I am very busy and genuinely so with my pharmaceutical patents, copyright and other business and can't afford to waste time with a hosting company in league with Hollywood, who is acting in their best interests, though they are criminals, though I am the paying customer.

Boycott Rihanna

Due to that little stunt, I am asking that you continue to boycott Kabbalah and Madonna, who is getting booed all over the world, with her sales having nosedived. I am also asking that you boycott Rihanna, who is in the cult and has a new album coming out this month called "Unapologetic."

Based on prerelease items, "Unapologetic" is already showing signs of more criminal copyright infringement. The last Judiciary Report boycott of Rihanna was successful in tanking the infringing product. Therefore, I am hoping you my readers will make the "Unapologetic" boycott work as well. Thank you.

RE: Sites Will Be Back Online Shortly

The sites will be back online shortly - one way or another. I'm waiting on host Go Daddy to get its act together, as they are moving at snail's pace in processing a matter regarding fraud committed from Hollywood. I will explain everything in an article on the Judiciary Report.