text: Problems, problems, and more problems.  Low prices on domain names, but almost all their other products are a complete disappointment.  You get what you pay for, I guess. It seems like they intentionally went out of their way to make their Website Builder so hard to use - it's like something out of 1995 (remember Geocities and Geobuilder? I do!!  Theirs is the same thing only worse!)  It doesn't work on certain browsers.  They want you to hate it so you'll upgrade to one of their higher-priced hosting packages where you can upload your own files.  Luckily I only paid them 15 bucks for the domain and the year of Web Builder aka Website Tonight, which I later cancelled.  I tried to do an upgrade of that website that I started to build on Web Builder ($108 for that), but it didn't go through.  Their system couldn't handle the change from Web Builder to regular FTP hosting (where you write your own files and upload them yourself).  I ended up cancelling that too.  Big waste of time - but I appreciate that they didn't give me hell or refuse to refund.\n\nBe careful, if you do business with them, about the payments and renewals.  Their renewal rates are often way higher than their introductory specials.  Also, if you pay with Paypal, they will immediately suck the funds FROM YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT ASSOCIATED WITH THE BANK CARD YOU HAVE ON FILE WITH PAYPAL.  Godaddy will never tell you that though.  So unless you have a balance of dollars in your Paypal account, the funds will be directly transferred from the checking account, and not show up as a credit card transaction on your *credit card statement.* The same goes for renewals.  They're usually good about tipping you off about renewal dates - but not about the funds they will be taking.  So, keep on top of it because they will pull whatever funds you've contractually agreed to and it might be higher than you expected.\n\nAnd what's with them being so incredibly cheap that they don't even have a toll-free phone number?  C'mon guys!