Godaddy now requires you to change your password every 6 months

Re:Godaddy now requires you to change your password every 6 ... by ratsbane on Thursday March 19, 2009 @11:11AM (#523378)

I'm not happy with Godaddy too. I've got some names with them, some with Enom, and one through Google (as a reseller for Enom.) I'm happy with Enom except it's more expensive ($30/year). Google registration is $10/year and has an easy UI; I may switch to them from Godaddy.

Forcing periodic password changes is a terrible solution. Most people just increment a counter each time: mysecretpassword123 -> mysecretpassword124. I'd much prefer to instead give users access to a log of all of their activity.

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Re:Godaddy now requires you to change your password every 6 ... by josefresco on Thursday March 19, 2009 @01:32PM (#523652)

Isn't Enom one of those scummy registrars who sends those fake invoice mailings trying to lure domain owners away?

I've had some bad experiences with Enom over the years to say the least.

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