480-505-8859

GoDaddy.com.  Registered 2 websites yesterday.  They were calling to check-up and see what else I wanted to buy, of course.  Nothing crazy

They are very nice.

This is go daddy calling in violation of TOS.  Kind of like a chinese hooker trying to upsell you want something you don't need. Or in the case of the hooker something you've already paid 4. They're pretty good at marketing though, all of these comments on here that say it's a good number to have calling you because you save a lot of money when they call you is just a bunch of b s.  Wake up. Who comes on the internet to file a complaint about somebody calling them and then makes a comment that it's a fantastic company and how lucky you are to be getting random telephone calls From your friends there? I am canceling my go daddy service tonight.  Not because they called me, but because this is clearly an attemp with these BS posts by them to make us buy more services by believing that random people telemarketing us from this tele makes us super lucky to have them calling.  They are marketing [removed:lang].

This number is a sham from go daddy and all of these posts are from them as well.

The caller claims to be from Go Daddy. They are calling to offer discounts on expiring services. It may be legit, but they also ask for your pin number to your account, and claim they can't see any other verifying information until you give it to them. If this is really GoDaddy, they need to rethink their validation process. I am not inclined to give pin numbers to incoming callers ever.

Somebody probably signed up and inadvertently posted your number by mistake.  I remember when the Do-Not-Call list was designed to eliminate calls from agregious forms of harrassment from over-zealous solicitors and not companies trying to provide value and ongoing communication with their customers.

I just received a call from this number too. I did not answer but it would make sense since I just recently bought a domain from Godaddy about 3 days ago.

Do not pick up. Easy Solution. Go-Daddy it is!

It´s godaddy.com
I called back because I looked it up here and just bought a domain.
He was friendly and asked me if everything was ok with my account.
Didn´t try to sell me anything.
He needed my Customer number and my PIN. If something strange should happen with my account I´ll report back.

I really think this site is incredible!
Yup: 480-505-8859 Go Daddy it is....

I did a search on this number today and oh yes it was GoDaddy--I should know.  When they call you it is because the sales department has a mandate from Mr. GoDaddy himself, Bob Parsons ("anyone who buys something from us get's a thank you call").  Now, many people buy the wrong product(s) because they really do not know what they are doing and spend way too much.  They can help you with that, they can cancel products, give you on the spot refunds, they can help you get discounts.

Yes they will suggest things for you to buy--they are experts at getting you started with an online presence. You buy a domain name--okay so you did it to get personalized email or you are going to do a web site.  So you need to buy email (or they will set up free email) or buy space to build the web site.  Do not be the fool that let's their "WEB DEVELOPER" keep the files on their "their server."  They just buy space on GoDaddy or whomever and when you get a little fussy or they loss interest in you; By-By Website.  Yes they get a bonus for how much they sell, and the person that got all squirmy because all the person said was thank you was because she was new and stumbled and didn't know what to say-no conspiracy.

Lastly, the whole thing about accessing your account and asking for a PIN or Zip Code.  They need to confirm they are calling the right person.  A company as big as they are who own over one half of all the server space in the world get thousands of fraudulent calls a day from domestic but mostly foreign (middle eastern) individuals and groups that are trying to steal your information. Google "reverse engineering" and do a little research.  A company that readily gives out your personal information is a company you need to what out for, not one that asks questions when you call back.

Also, don't waist your time complaining about it to the FCC, GoDaddy, or some other Federal Agency.  Just call GoDaddy back and ask the agent to put Do Not Call on your account.  DONE, stop complaining.

its Godaddy calling

Follow up on new domain purchase.  They called to make sure I acknowledged my private domain registration.  Of course they can call for any account issues.

Rings once and they hang up.  No message.

This is bs marketing. Love the threat at the end not to call FTC.

Outbound calls from a company have no excuse to ask for a pin. They called you - never give your pin to someone who calls you.  Initiate the phone call yourself do you know to whom you are speaking.

This is awful.  I do not want to be thanked on the phone and with multiple emails for every little domain purchase. Also read they are texting? I say do report that behavior. We have not opted in to Amy such agreement, the emails are sufficient, thank you.

Mr GoDaddy himself- Bob Parsons, killer of elephants.  Thanks for reminding me I need to find an alternative.

They just called my cell and had my first name correct but not my last and were borderline harassing me about "the house" I supposedly wanted to buy. Felt like the caller was phishing for more info on me. Very weird if it's GoDaddy. I suspect they are selling customer info which is not cool.

I agree, all these "nice people, etc" posts are written by shills.

hmmm...got 'the' call today..it was actually Danica Patrick this time! I wanted to interupt and say hi but she didn't hear me.lol

Said they were from godaddy, buti got nervous and hung up when he started asking me for my pin # and my zip code