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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours
The graph below depicts the number of GoDaddy reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.
March 24: Problems at GoDaddy
GoDaddy is having issues since 03:50 AM IST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments section!
Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by GoDaddy users through our website.
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E-mail (69%)
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Hosting (13%)
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Domains (8%)
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Cloud Services (5%)
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Web Tools (5%)
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The most recent GoDaddy outage reports came from the following cities:
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GoDaddy Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lavender ☭
(@iLavenderLush) reported
@kiranopal_ **** godaddy
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Haliow
(@Haliowmaster) reported
@GoDaddy **** this company. They treat their employees like ****. They have no respect for anything but their own bottom line. Don't do business with them.
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we need fundamental change
(@RarelyFunny) reported
@GoDaddy are you serious with this phishing ****? Get ******
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Soren
(@SorenPorter) reported
@foranzi1 @GoDaddy Considering how bad this year has been I would never judge someone for taking any job they can find. It's why I didn't call the PR person names, they are just a working person. Thank you for making this post, hopefully, it will cause people to think twice and not attack them.
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Sembrasio Kitznik
(@SKitznik) reported
@GoDaddy **** you you piece of ****
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Sembrasio Kitznik
(@SKitznik) reported
@GoDaddy **** you you piece of ****
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tr33t0p_h4x
(@treetopsec) reported
@BloombergTV @GoDaddy Pay your team. You have essentially 80pct of #infosec furious and using cash bait when you are near the holiday is just padding stats and justifying cruelty. You already had your own team **** up your DNS,why would they care at all at this point? Canceling your services asap
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Calyo Pereonis Delphi
(@dragonarchitect) reported
@anthrosaurian And it seemed to only ever happen to godaddy domains. Anytime I saw it with a gator registered domain it had literally just been registered and the person hadn't pointed the nameservers yet believing they automagically pointed and worked. Never saw this **** with any registrar.
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Democracy Bug
(@DemocracyBug) reported
@thehill Scandalous breach of work ethic. No @GoDaddy your employees are not the problem. Your costs-cutting (so you can please your shareholders) is. To be honest: if an employee is ready to ignore your instructions for 650 USD, that means that what you pay is not worth loyalty you want.
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thatguy
(@rayned0wn) reported
@GoDaddy How does it feel to be pieces of ****? What kind of scumbags dangle a potential $600 in front of their employees as a phishing test during a ******* pandemic. You should be ashamed and Im so glad I use literally anyone else for my domains.
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Carlo Tamarit
(@tamaritcarlo) reported
@GoDaddy For your holiday phishing test nonsense against your employees: NOW I WILL NEVER, EVER CONSIDER USING YOUR SERVICES. **** YOU 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽
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Megan
(@MeggieMeg1981) reported
@GoDaddy I just moved over all my sites to a new service. How dare you use Christmas bonus' in a pandemic to teach a lesson about security. You suck. You are a Grinch. Go get a lesson on taking care of those who have taken care of you. Hope all your employees quit.
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Frank
(@foranzi1) reported
@GoDaddy I hope you all can find new jobs after that terrible phishing email test. I feel so bad for the employees. Management can go stuff itself. They should prepare for the consequences. #cancelgodaddy
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John Simpson
(@thracky) reported
In case you haven’t seen counters to the terrible hot takes on the godaddy thing... Would you deploy ransomware or take down production systems on a network pentest? Would you break windows on a physical pentest? If not, your “real attackers can do it” argument is invalid.
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Dennis Koch
(@DennisKoch10) reported
@GoDaddy what the f**k kind of people are you? I'll never use you now and neither will anyone I know if I have anything to do with it.
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Lady G's Favorite Pimp
(@ThatFUGuy1) reported
@GoDaddy **** you, ********. What a prick move. I hope your company collapses, you morons.
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craig
(@EWWWYUCKY) reported
@kiranopal_ I fell for a scam once when I was in a bad financial spot. GoDaddy sucks for playing on their employees emotions.
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leftist lenny
(@mmmbaggells) reported
@CopingMAGA Speaking of godaddy and server hosts, who is hosting that .win website? We need to get that site taken down... months ago...
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Charles Brown
(@ChrisBr20972014) reported
@wfenwick @iamebonythomas @ErrataRob Dude, Twitter was compromised this year because tweens social engineered Twitter employees. 500 people clicked? Thats a damn good test. What if an attacker did it? 500 shells. I bet u less people will fall for this fish in the future. Godaddy was right.
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Oliver Crooks
(@OliverCrooks) reported
@GoDaddy Wow way to be a piece of ****...... I can't believe you pulled that **** on your workers.....
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Mad World
(@MadddWWWorld) reported
@fascismsuckz @thehill That seems like GoDaddy’s security problem. There are ways to test their employees without offering a bonus as a trick. You’re missing the point. My company sends test emails for security, but my company would never trick employees with a spam bonus email especially now.
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Tom Henderson
(@extremelabs) reported
@alisoncdiana @GoDaddy ISPs/Hosting Companies have become like the telcos, faceless corporations largely in it for the profits with few scruples & little character/ethics. Should they be considered utilities and regulated thusly? In the US, there is poor public policy. Consumer advocacy? Naught.
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Zinnia
(@Zinnia1111) reported
@tayvano_ @crochetwoman17 @DanPriceSeattle What happens when all of the small businesses who host with GoDaddy are taken down because someone clicked on a phishing link? What happens to everyone's jobs when no websites can function because of it?
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Earl_Gr3y
(@Gr3yEarl) reported
It doesn't matter if my contribution is 5 / 5k / 50k @GoDaddy , what does matter is that it's gone forever from your predatory, unethical, hate leaning **** domain hosting service which was a winner by default by hoarding just like Google, not because y'all were special or good.
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Caleb Orr
(@markmackay) reported
@GoDaddy godaddy sucks at christmas. cruel, thoughtless bastards. here’s a reason to dump #GoDaddy and find a provider who actually values their employees. Godaddy - it’s time to pay up!
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WonkyBearhead
(@WonkyBearhead) reported
@sam_evaa I've always had a suspicion about GoDaddy since I read that they hosted one of the first revenge porn sites & refused to help when multiple people asked them to remove the site. This is not helping their image.
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Michelle Smith😷💙🥰🏳️🌈🌊
(@MichelleRSmith) reported
@godaddy I’ll never be seeking your services. You failed my decency test.
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Sargon of ACAB
(@LibrisRex) reported
@GoDaddy Hey what's the deal with you lying to your employees about giving out $650 Christmas bonuses from a validated GoDaddy email address then calling it a phishing test? Just straight-up evil ****.
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Marcus
(@MarcusW1988) reported
@tannawasilchak @GoDaddy Hopefully @GoDaddy do the right thing and support their employees following their shitty behaviour
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Otis Spankmeyer
(@fascismsuckz) reported
@procrastnwriter @thehill @GoDaddy How “*******” would it be if the DNS records for 40,000 charities serving the homeless, elderly, sick kids, shelter animals all disappeared on Christmas eve because some idiot clicked a REAL phish? This is why companies do this.