Windows 10: I have two business related GoDaddy domain based Workspace emails that I use on Windows t10

No matter which email address I sign in on one of the email addresses sends and receives all emails. This is a problem in that these are two separate

businesses. Hours of attempting to get help from GoDaddy have resulted in no problem solved. A friend suggested that I open an incognito window to send and receive from the second email address. Any ideas why these GoDaddy domain based Workspace emails mingle with one of the addresses

being dominant?

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Windows 10/GoDaddy Workspace E-mail

After I installed Windows 10, there has been a problem with GoDaddy.Com Workspace E-mail.

Specifically, when you open a message to send a reply, or when you create a new message, the window which opens for you to attach a file to the e-mail constantly opens. You have to hit the cancel button on the window to get back to your message. This happens
every time and is quite annoying. GoDaddy points the finger at Windows 10, and also recommends using a different web browser than the new browser which comes with Windows 10.

I like and have gotten use to GoDaddy's classic Workspace e-mail tool, it has features I use that are not on the new look version of GoDaddy's Workspace.

Can anyone help?

Thank you in advance.

Best,

 

GoDaddy registered twice as many domains as they lost during the "boycott".

The boycott that people have been saying worked seems to not really have done much at all to GoDaddy's business. The latests news is that GoDaddy actually had twice the number of domain transfers in as they did out during the boycott. And overall they actually had a strongly positive day during the boycott. In guess in GoDaddy's case, any publicity is good publicity.


http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20...s-twice-as-many-domains-transfer-as-out.shtml

 

The GoDaddy Boycott: It Worked

Nope, banks often sell foreclosed homes to companies they are associated with. Honestly, I don't see GoDaddy at any fault in this situation. The person should have kept their domain up to date, and GoDaddy gives plenty of warning it is going to expire. I just recently had a domain with them that I didn't want anymore because the company went out of business and GoDaddy sent me an email 6 months before it expired, 1 month before it expired, 2 weeks before, and 1 week before. So if it expires it is no ones fault but your own.