In reply to Keith Davis.

Hi Keith, thanks. I only have the temp url of the basic WP install that GD offered (I clicked on that install option) for the time being.

As I was was going through the entire GD wizard this morning (for about 60 minutes), I was capturing and annotating screen-saves of each option and feature--so I could effectively capture my beginner's first-impressions while they were fresh per se. I plan on writing about them later this week as the final evidence of the process--in the first blog post--on my newly minted website which resulted from that process. (I hope that made sense.)

I didn't click on the last "Publish" button at the end of the wizard, because I didn't want to commit anything until I have more time to continue the captures and finish the A-Z experience of first-time setup all the way to the final example of a finished WP site.

Seriously, GD offers a very clear, 30-day money back guarantee. Based on my noodling around, I'd recommend you pay the $75.48 USD ($6.29/mo plus free domain) and play with it first-hand. It would be well-worth it to familiarize yourself first-hand, right?

If things are different with GoDaddy UK (money-back guarantee, etc) at your end, let me know. I'm happy to load up my 31ea screen shots to SkyDrive, send you a link so you can at least see my raw first-impressions later today. (My email is myname at gmail).

As a WP Pro yourself, I'd also be interested in your first impressions. (Maybe as a beginner, I just don't know any better? Or, is it a legitimately cool, ground-breaking, new kind of WP site setup tool?)

If you do have any 'Pro-WP-Guy' first-time impressions of the GD WP hosting, I'd love to include you and them in my developing blog post. Pls send any such stuff like that to my email too. Cheers, Mate.