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1. pluc+v4[view] [source] 2022-07-14 10:46:35
>>mrspen+(OP)
You already shouldn't be using GoDaddy, so there's another reason
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2. LunarC+ql[view] [source] 2022-07-14 12:44:32
>>pluc+v4
What's a better one? I've been using Google Domains, I don't really have a reason to complain about them, but I've always wondered whether parking everything with a big corporation like that will have its drawbacks one day.
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3. henear+Hm[view] [source] 2022-07-14 12:50:57
>>LunarC+ql
I got angered by the domains part of Google Workspace (technically it's not the same as the Google Domains team), as they "lost" my access to the root domain name that I was using for a Google Workspace account that I deleted later:

- there was no way to move the "root" domain name away from Google Workspace while the account was still in service,

- after deleting the account, any access was definitely lost (I spent a lot of time on the phone with them, but they provided no help),

- the lost domain name was never "released", it remained officially under my ownership until the very last day of its registration period, even though I had no way to act on it.

- when I called that out a bug, they firmly replied that no there was no bug...

So, the lesson is: never use a domain name important for your business as the root domain name of a Google Workspace account, unless you really are sure that you will never need to move it to another registrar nor to delete the account.

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4. dreadl+P01[view] [source] 2022-07-14 16:08:57
>>henear+Hm
A clients domain that was purchased through Google Workspace was actually a white labelled Godaddy.
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