Well, that's according to a report from MarkMonitor:

http://www.markmonitor.com/pressreleases/press-071112.php

Damn press release on their site didn't state who. Fortunately, Wash Post did:

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2007/12/top_10_best_worst_antiphishing.html?nav=rss_blog

Sorry, folks, Go Daddy isn't listed anywhere there.

Without the actual report, I'm not sure how they (MarkMonitor) define their so-called "average shutdown time". I would be more concerned if a registrar is too quick in killing a domain like a daddy who acts like God. Unless there's a court order, who on earth has the authoritative say that a certain website is phishing? Remember the innocent man who was killed by police in London subway? (For those who forget, he was given a bullet in the head by police with no questions asked, because they thought he was a terrorist with a bomb.) And this could be YOU.

Without the actual report, I'm not sure how they (MarkMonitor) define their so-called "average shutdown time". I would be more concerned if a registrar is too quick in killing a domain like a daddy who acts like God. Unless there's a court order, who on earth has the authoritative say that a certain website is phishing? Remember the innocent man who was killed by police in London subway? (For those who forget, he was given a bullet in the head by police with no questions asked, because they thought he was a terrorist with a bomb.) And this could be YOU.

i agree with you, but when its linking to a paypal site running off someone's comcast line i dont have any problem. :D