have ever heard about godaddy.com?
i think it expensive

yea, it is kind of expensive compared to some other companies...it like 8 0r $10/year .. but they are very known as they have commercials on tv to so im sure they have better service or more secure than others.

as far as i know GoDaddy has a very good reputation and they are reliable. I've seen many professionals recommending godaddy for domains.

GoDaddy isn't all that expensive, and its extremely reliable. As far as paid hosts go, if I ever would get a paid host, I would go directly for GoDaddy. But nah, probaly wont. Anyways, was there a point
in making this topic?

Because frankly, I can't seem to find one.

GoDaddy has reasonable prices for domains actually. But their "premium" domains cost sooo much (or is every domain website like this?). I've never tried them, but I go there to check if the domains I want are there or taken.

I've been considering transferring my domains to GoDaddy. Currently I use ENOM.com. They are super reliable and quality service. The only thing is, each domain is $35, and that is just a little too much for me. I think GoDaddy has domains for around $10 or so. So I will probably switch to them. I just hope they are as reliable as Enom.

I pay about 10 bucks a year for my domain. Go Daddy has been really great so far. I've heard some negative things about them - but I haven't personally experienced anything. So, to each his own, I suppose. For 10 bucks or less, it's worth a shot, anyway.

I was considering of registering with godaddy, there are tons of sites that have their domain with them. Most of these sites are very professional and all give brillant reveiws about godaday.com. So if you want to go with daddy, I advise so.

Wow, Godaddy is just terrible. Well, their shared hosting is anyway. I used it for awhile and it was always really slow. Then, after a few weeks or so, they said I was using too much CPU time and they booted me off. All I was running was a phpBB forum. Not a fan of them, and I wouldn't suggest them to anyone. It's too commercialized anyway, they restrict a lot of stuff and they really need cPanel -- instead they have their own crappy control panel. Oh well, just don't use them :-P.