Their support is, as usual, just blaming others and not doing anything to fix the issues. They are just telling that because DNS works, or because there is a bit higher latency before traffic reaches their network, all is fine and they don't want to do anything to fix the issue.The connection has timed out
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Here are traceroutes are from Europe:
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22 539 ms 542 ms 539 ms ip-97-74-252-185.ip.secureserver.net [97.74.252.185]
23 458 ms 457 ms 457 ms 148.72.204.1
24 * * * Request timed out.
25 * * * Request timed out.
26 * * * Request timed out.
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22 ip-97-74-252-185.ip.secureserver.net (97.74.252.185) 458.915 ms * 148.72.204.1 (148.72.204.1) 458.584 ms
23 * * 148.72.204.1 (148.72.204.1) 466.045 ms
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These issues could have been escalated by the increase network traffic due to coronavirus hysteria. I have contacted GoDaddy support twice, pointed them the exact network device causing the troubles, and they have refused to get it fixed so don't expect these issues to be solved any time soon. The only quick and reliable solution is to move your hosting location to Europe or USA. GodDaddy servers are working OK on those location. Or if you want a more sustainable solution, ditch GoDaddy and their "award-winning support team".