Charlie Heath wrote: > As a general rule I agree about GoDaddy and steer business elsewhere. > Anecdotally, I'm told their hosting is a bit overloaded and slow by a > couple of clients who have asked to have their hosting transferred > elsewhere. I don't know about GoDaddy domain registration, but their hosting is among the worst. If you have a web designer/developer GoDaddy will make their life very difficult. Example reasons: * no SSH (insecure) * GoDaddy will ban your IP if you try to edit more than one file over FTP at the same time, and sometimes banning IPs just for downloading a lot of files with Filezilla (e.g., backing up a site) * Too many ads in the control panel * No free server-side stats, you have to pay extra for a feature that most hosts offer for free * Servers can't handle Drupal well (if you use Drupal or PHP/MySQL it's not going to handle large traffic spikes)