My site is hosted at GoDaddy as well. I've had Banks' name on my landing page since December 18, 2010, one day after the PakNationalists site posted their story. In fact, they were one of my sources. Several days later, they were asked to remove content, while mine remained. And GoDaddy offered them no explanation. This is unacceptable behavior for an ISP.
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We were given 48 hours to remove the content, on 3 January, 2011. As our offices were closed between 25 Dec and 8 Jan for the New Year holidays, we got the email on 9th, too late. We protested this. We also protested the fact that this was no way of dealing with a client of three years. We also host, and manages several other domains linked to our business with godaddy.com.
“We inquired as to who could have made this complaint,” said Gulpari Nazish Mehsud, a Pakistani who helps manage the website as a volunteer. “The US company won’t give us a name, but it doesn’t take a genius to guess who is making the complaint.”
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February 24th, 2011, 07:16 PM
GoDaddy pulls site that names Jonathan Banks
