GoDaddy.com Launches New Hosted Microsoft Exchange

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tayme — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:31:01 GMT

I remember the GoDaddy Superbowl commercial a couple of years ago...the one with the lady typing...Now that makes you think Domain and Application hosting!!!

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dgrisman — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 10:49:04 GMT

Two things that I'd want to know regarding Xchg hosting: SLA terms and how easy is it to move your email archives if your not happy with their service. Of course, then there's GoDaddy itself that raises questions--GoDaddy's "soft-core" domain registration and web hosting site. If I want to sign up for Xchg hosting, do I click on "Amanda", "Danica", "Candice" or "Dale, Jr."?

re: GoDaddy.com Launches New Hosted Microsoft Exchange

gundo — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:47:08 GMT

I wonder how GoDaddy's services will compare to the new offerings from Microsoft Online Services called Business Productivity Online Suite. I've been using the beta which includes MS Live Meeting and a SharePoint site for each user. When it RTMs it will also include the corporate IM product formerly known as LCS.

It's a really solid product.

Also I've tried several Exchange hosts including 1and1 which is one of the worst. You get what you pay for with them. The top two providers I've run across are www.itsolutionsnow.com and www.exchangemymail.com.

Both offerings are quite similar and each has great customer service. I feel the first has a better Admin UI.

Ultimately I'm moving all my clients to the MS BPOS which will have the best ROI and Total Cost of Ownership.

That's my two cents.

re: GoDaddy.com Launches New Hosted Microsoft Exchange

mearsfan42 — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:26:06 GMT

um GoDaddy isn't the first, 1and1.com is only $6.99 per month for Hosted Exchange Services. I've had them for over a year, for the same price...and its Exchange 2007 too...

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