Derek
Chandler,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, April 26, 2007
I hate to break this to both of you but those options aren't exactly buried. With all the things available that GoDaddy does, it would seem pretty obvious that those options would be under the account settings. Secondly, you opted in when you signed up your account. Go to the godaddy home page and start up the process to sign up a new account. When you enter your name, phone number, address, etc., there's a pretty bold-faced list there that asks you to check off the emails you're authorizing them to send. It checks them all for you by default but almost every site does that (even RipOff Report). Read what you sign and submit and don't blame others for your laziness. Just because you didn't take the time to read what you were submitting when you created your account does not mean that GoDaddy is doing anything fraudulent. It's similar to signing a lengthy legal contract without reading it. You have no leg to stand on. It was up to you to read it before you signed it no matter how long it was. Nice try, though.
C
Highland,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 16, 2007
Hi It is unfortunate that GoDaddy penalizes their customers for making innocent mistakes with their own opt-in blunders. But GoDaddy is famous for not honoring opt-in/out for their OWN newsletters. But the good news is, all you have to do is dig WAY deep inside your account to change this preference. Here are the instructions: Log in to GoDaddy. Click on "My Account" under Welcome Back to GoDaddy.com. Scroll down to Customer Info & More. Under that, click on "Account Settings". Next click, "Email Preference Information". The gray panel to the right will display the many ways you can have them email you. They have so many ways and newsletters, that I guess you never did "technically" tell them not to send you what they do. Go figure, right? Good luck!