
How to turn off store in godaddy? I do not have products. Only need this website for booking appointments. Need the cart and option to create an account removed.
customer service is NO help

customer service is NO help
So far it's been one week.
Support hasn't fixed the issues I spoke to them about, and I just noticed that the stock numbers aren't changing. So if there's one of something left and it gets bought ... it will still be available.
I have a support email string going, and even had a 1 hour callback with my account rep but it doesn't look like the issue is fixable until the store team changes the store portal.
I've built a mirror site on Tilda (very fast but horrible for check-out) and Hostinger (great check-out experience but slow site). Ideally I'd have them as backups for Godaddy's check-out has certain things that the others don't have that are beneficial.
Has anyone had success getting anything fixed with support for their store?
I want to remove / replace the bottom text that is clearly AI generated. I cannot find anywhere to replace this text. This happens when I type my website into discord and it creates this embed. How do I do this?
Thank you so much!
I wanted to share my experience buying a premium domain through GoDaddy because it has honestly been one of the worst customer experiences I’ve had with any online company in my whole life.
This started badly from the very beginning. A GoDaddy broker contacted me about a domain I was interested in. I replied, but somehow their own person was not receiving or noticing my emails, so I had to contact customer support just to tell them to answer me. Eventually the broker came back, apologized, and we continued the negotiation.
To be fair, the broker himself was mostly helpful and if it was not for him I would have dropped mid process.
After some back and forth, we reached a middle ground. The broker said he contacted the seller, and the seller accepted the offer for immediate purchase.
So far, annoying but fine, not all needs to work at once.
My partner paid through the GoDaddy checkout link. Immediately after paying the premium price, the account was blocked.
No clear flow, error message, requirements, dashboard or even an explanation. Just blocked.
After a big back and forward WITH THE BROKER (mind you, he had no even reason to be helping here but he was nice the whole process) cause we didn't get a WORD from GoDaddy. We were told this was a compliance / verification issue, likely because the account used an address and a phone number of different country. That is understandable in theory. We understand fraud checks. We understand large purchases may require verification, the problem was the execution and how we were left without any explanation having to bother the broker.
We continue:
The verification email told us to log in and upload ID documents.
But the account was blocked, so we could not log in.
We wrote to the verification email address. The reply was basically a standard template saying again to log in and complete verification. We replied again saying we literally could not log in. Same loop and getting ignored.
Meanwhile, time was passing, the seller supposedly had a deadline, and GoDaddy support decided it was their time to shine because it got worse:
While we were trying to unlock the account and complete the already-negotiated purchase, GoDaddy customer support / sales chats kept pushing us to buy the domain at the original higher price around x1.5+ of the negotiated price instead of focusing on unlocking the account. By pushing I mean literally lying to us saying that the seller did NOT want to sell anymore for that price and wanted a even higher one than the initial. Not listening that we only wanted the account unlocked and the broker would negotiate.
We spent hours in support chats explaining that we already had a broker-negotiated deal, that the payment had already been attempted, and that the issue was the blocked account.
Eventually, because verification was not handled quickly (mind you because the support DID not want), the sale was cancelled.
Then other GoDaddy people contacted me again as if I was a new lead, asking if I had received pricing for the same domain. When I explained what happened, it felt like we were back at zero... and that was for nothing as that thread became ignored and no answer came from it.
After more days, the original broker finally came back and said he understood the frustration. We paid again.
Again, we hoped that would be the end of it.
Now today, after finally getting the domain/account situation moving, the buyer, my partner, gave me delegate access to his GoDaddy account so I can help manage the domain.
Guess what? The access invitation does not work.
I contacted GoDaddy support again. After around 45 minutes of waiting, the answer was basically: “Everything looks correct, we don’t know what is happening, ask the account owner to cancel and resend the invitation.”
That sounds simple, except the account owner is not always available, travels often, and this can mean losing more days and money because GoDaddy’s own system cannot process a basic account access invitation properly.
So the full experience has been:
I understand security checks. I understand escrow. I understand GoDaddy does not own the domain and needs to protect both buyer and seller.
But this process is broken and its awful.
For a multi-thousand-dollar transaction, GoDaddy’s internal communication, verification flow, and customer support were absolutely disappointing. The broker was trying to help, but the rest of the system felt disconnected, slow, and sometimes actively counterproductive..
Has anyone else had this kind of experience with GoDaddy? Is this just how GoDaddy handles high-value domain purchases or, anything else?
So, I have been helping a friend of mine edit their simple business website. It's usually making sure the.front page text and specials are changed monthly using their file manager system. I was trying to edit the website to post that they would be closed on the 4th of July, and GoDaddy replaced a lot of the options that I used to access the webpage editor. I think I clocked on the wrong thing and now some reason the website was republished as a generic AI page, and I am trying to get it the old one back. I looked up instructions to get the old one back, but I could only find options that weren't there. I can't even get into the without getting a price list. The website is already on a yearly plan.
I was unable to access an online chat with any help, and tried to set up a ticket (that was apparently only accessible via AI chatbot) but kept getting disconnected from the chat when I requested a live operator.
I am extremely frustrated about this. I should have been able to get the July 4th message up, but it was made more complicated than it should have been.
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My wife and I have two small businesses. Both have been under assault by their new AI manager or whatever it is supposed to be. We are spending hours a day trying to fix what they did and the next day it's something new.
Examples: Putting wrong links from Google to our Godaddy site. Showing the wrong product. Having numerous links go to the wrong product. Taking all the spaces out of our descriptions so we have to correct over a hundred products and check the links of each one. There is more, we called and the "agent" guy said he couldn't change anything or be might be held responsible. WHAT!?
Starting this morning, customers can no longer get anything shipped. Whatever address they put in it says no available shipping method. I noticed that the checkout portal has been changed. I spoke to Customer Service for a full hour who kept on telling me that nothing‘s been changed and it must’ve been on my end.
Does anybody know when the Store migration is going to be complete? I have three stores and only one of them has this issue so far. I assume the other two will have this issue very shortly though.
I assume this is just from the May update when they updated the backend on the stores.
I'm setting up a new domain in GoDaddy and now see that they are sending RUA reports to a subdomain which was involved in a data breach.
Is there actually any benefit to this. Is GoDaddy monitoring dmarc now or are these reports going into a black void somewhere waiting to be stolen again?
I'm currently chatting with an "expert" from customer service who as usual knows nothing "what do you mean it's changed..."
Since two days ago ... the system is no longer sending customer phone numbers in the email it sends for each new order so we can't contact the customers. We don't operate in front of a computer and the mobile interface isn't working.
Does anyone know when this will be fixed?
What are the issues you have encountered using Airo. Now with the trend of building website and app with LLM/CNN it's becoming challenging add to that the many tools on the market.
Some things are very simple to do build but it gets really complicated especially when the user does not have any knowledge of software design.
What is your take on Airo? I am interested to know.