GoDaddy Loves Its Customers

We just registered a domain with GoDaddy for another site. It’s the first time we’ve used GoDaddy and we’re sure its low price and hot Super Bowl commercial had something to do with our choosing GoDaddy this time around. All went well during the registration process and we figured that would be the last time we had any contact with GoDaddy until the registration would have to be renewed two years from now. Well, weren’t we pleasantly surprised to receive a call from GoDaddy just now from their customer service department checking to see if the registration process went well. It was an unscripted, honest, un-rushed inquiry about our experience with GoDaddy which, without seeming forced, included the necessary “how did you hear of GoDaddy?” and “have have you considered our site traffic building service?”

The call was a positively shocking experience in this day of “couldn’t give a shit” customer service most companies provide. The entire experience has now guaranteed GoDaddy our repeat business. The Super Bowl spot grabbed attention. Customer service instilled complete trust and confidence.

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