GoDaddy telemarketer calls: what you need to know!

I dont think this call is annoyin, they just follwing up, i didnt recognice the number so i search it and found out its godaddy.com, i answerd the call second time and had a nice conversation with the gentleman

It's worth noting that even Bob Parsons, the CEO of GoDaddy, might find himself at the receiving end of his own company's telemarketing calls, which could be a frustrating experience, especially during dinner, and there is a form available on the right side of the screen for such instances.

I viseted BOBPARSONS.COM and noticed he has a section called 'What would Bob Parson do?' which seems pretentious

I recently received a voicemail from Zack, thanking me for my continued business and reminding me about an upcoming domain renewal, despite numerous emails on the same topic.

The incessant calls are frustrating, especially since they claim to be regarding my website, which I am capable of managing myself.

A solicitation call was received shortly after a purchase, which is deemed an invasion of privacy, especially considering the short timeframe and the nature of the inquiry.

Shortly after signing up, I received two calls within less than a week. When I called back, the representative requested my credit card information to add me to the do-not-disturb list, which seemed unusual.

I recieved this call, what bothers me the most is that I payed extra for security mesure to keep my informations private... but insted I get telemarkting calls, I want my moneys back!!!!!!!!!

A call was received from 480-505-8859, allegedly from godaddy.com, offering an orientation; a request was made to be removed from their call list, as this was an unforeseen consequence of using their domain registration services.

Although the number I've been contacted by is slightly different, it's reportedly associated with GoDaddy's customer service department, which is known to solicit additional services from existing clients.