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GBScam and sloppy spamming Not sure why these guys are suddenly emailing, with a very shady disclaimer, "By clicking this link you are hereby giving authority for thes ( an actual typo in their email ) domains to be listed, sold and transacted on the afternic DLS network. This is equivalent to a standard transfer FOA (Form of Authority)." message. No. It really isn't.
ARTIFICIAL LIFE
GBA Great Representative! Your representative, Cassie, is an exceptionally great person! She has a truly friendly manner, has great patience and is extremely knowledgeable about the inner workings of Afternic. She explained everything that I asked her with confidence and accuracy. I would say that she is a really terrific employee to have working for Afternic. Cassie is tip-top in my book !!!
Dana Ziegler
GBLightning Quick Response I had a question about deleting my domain listing. Had only just sent the support request and Oana got back to me with the info I needed. Super helpful, super easy. Thank you for your help!
Roberts
GBAfternic telephone support people are… Afternic telephone support people are smart and deeply knowledgeable. Really good and usually just a short wait. However, only available in standard business hours. 6 pm East Coast they're gone for the day. Don't be upset. They are spending their support budget on quality, not on spreading 24/7. The reality is if they hired more people to cover 24/7 they couldn't pay well and those new people would not know as much and they would have to bleed money away from daytime support so daytime attrition would be replaced with lower paid superficial knowledge people. SO: I REALLY PREFER AFTERNIC's present method of customer assistance, normal business hours. Finding time during your workday your call will be shorter due to shorter wait time and their person speaking US English and understanding you. Minor downside their url landing pages are only black and white, no colors, no cool designs.
Unhappy Customer
GLIncredibly shady, beware at all costs Another shady company owned by GoDaddy. They scoop up domains that you either forget to renew or simply SEARCH FOR ON GODADDY! Then they charge you thousands of dollars to buy it back.