go daddyone of the Internet domain registration services and web hosting most popular in the worldannounced that As of Tuesday, June 2, “it will stop accepting Argentine pesos in all its transactions.”
The American company, a global giant in its field, is at this time sending messages to your customers, in which they report that all transactions made from that date of June 2 will be in dollarsand points out in those emails that “Renewals of your active domains in Argentine pesos will not be accepted” and you will also have to have a way to pay in dollars, be it by cards or other means, if you try to purchase new GoDaddy products in any of its versions.
“So that your products are not canceled accidentally, we will automatically change your preferred currency from the Argentine peso to the United States dollar (USD)”, highlights the platform, although it will be necessary to know how these payments can be affected by the current exchange restrictions that have implementing the Government, given the suffocating lack of dollars in reserves.
“GoDaddy will attempt to bill in dollars for upcoming automatic renewals and for all future transactions, unless another currency is selected before the transaction is made,” it was finally clarified, noting that “all such dollar transactions will be processed in the United States”, so the customer billing agreement will be updated from Argentine pesos to US dollars in values that will be defined in the northern country.
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