I have tried repeatedly to remove my credit card from this company's website to no avail. They keep billing my credit card for services I don't want, and worse, they set the auto-renewal forcing me to pay for two more years of what I don't want. That Blazer thing is the worst scam of all.
I've emailed them, telephoned them and sent formal correspondence for three months. I do not want my credit card on their website. I'm filing fraud complaints with the FBI, my Credit Card Fraud Department, and the Attorney General's Office in Arizona.
I believe it's illegal for them to force me to keep my credit card on their website, and worse bill me for service I do not want or no longer want. When I transferred away three of the five domain names I had with them they tried to extort fees again. On one website that was current they put it into retribution as retaliation for my formal demands asking to terminate my services with them. And, if you can believe it they want money to give me back my domain name. Man, I really hate this company!
Beware! These guys are master scam artists; they will bait and switch you at every turn. If you give them your credit card, that card will never be removed from their website "ever." The defaults will auto-renew, the settings are two years, not the one year you think when you first start out. If someone tells you to cancel your website, so you can remove your credit card, your domain name will go into retribution, and you have to pay these extortion fees they keep dishing out.
I've reported them to two fraud agencies, and hope to file with three others. I would urge anyone to exercise the utmost caution doing business with them. As so many others here have mentioned many many times, there are numerous other companies that provide the same services without the fraud package you'll get with godaddy.com.
I believe in philosophy the right action is one that's universal, and can be applied indiscriminately. If for example, I go to Amazon, or any web-based company for that matter, I simply click to remove my credit card - it's removed. That will never happen with a scam artist. Godaddy is a surreptitious business. As with many others here I've been ripped off, you might want to consider going to a more reputable business. Have you noticed how many complaints are here? This is a fraudulent company.
Ronald
St. Paul, Minnesota
U.S.A.
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