5 day grace period?

[yilduz]

i've read a lot about people dropping a domain within a five day grace period on godaddy for a refund. How do I do that?

 

[scoops22]

Hi,you will need to call or email support to let them know inorder to get the refund.Say if you call them,They will just instruct you to follow the steps to delete the domain from your account.Its real simple but you are required to contact them or you will not get the refund.GL

 

[yilduz]

Hi,you will need to call or email support to let them know inorder to get the refund.Say if you call them,They will just instruct you to follow the steps to delete the domain from your account.Its real simple but you are required to contact them or you will not get the refund.GL

Thank you.

 

[snowbird]

Please be advised that godaddy does the refunds this way so that it is not abused. If request a refund over and over again on domains, they may decide to no longer refund a domain for you. If this is just a one time instance, then it should be a problem.

 

[yilduz]

I registered a couple domains that I planned on developing. I changed my mind for a couple reasons; 1, I've been told the domains suck; 2, I have a lot of other personal projects I'm working on - including learning to code php.

It's not something I think I'll be doing again.