Google migrated my domain without my… Google migrated my domain without my knowledge to Squarespace and now Squarespace is holding it hostage behind a social login. I can't login regularly with an e-mail and password as they enforce the social login which doesn't show me what data they will retrieve with this.

Horrible horrible horrible Horrible horrible horrible. It’s been weeks since i have made my website. My clients cannot make their payments online. When i contact customer support they transfer me from one person to another. After spending hours and hours they still couldn’t help me with anything

Worst company ever! Worst company ever!! Locked my account for 48H and still didn't get it released because they want to verify my new account identity. Why not ask for it in email? Need to lock account and leaving my domains dead in the water in the middle of setting up DNS everything is offline. I already sent them my ID twice and every time another representative ask for it again in a new email. As soon as they open it I'm moving away. Such a mistake to use their services!

Was lectured by a "Yasmin A" Was lectured by a "Yasmin A" Thought was purchasing directly from Google; however, soon discovered that it was "Squarespace" I has emailed squarespace several times regarding issues with their website building platform I was then told to switch to the Chrome browser (which I did) and then was unable to login Did a live chat (because squarespace doesn't allow direct calls) and Yasmin A decided to lecture me rather than help Was told to submit ANOTHER email by "YASMIN A", which I did. TERRIBLE TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE BEWARE!!!

Perfect? No. Solid and Worthwhile? Yes. I have four websites on Squarespace (including an ecomm shop) and have been on the platform for two years. I'm surprised by all of the one-star and negative reviews. Is it perfect? No. But no platform like this is perfect. However, I have had few issues and none that were not fixable in some way. SEO is pretty good and all four of my sites rank well and perform well on Google. Sure there are a few annoying things I'd like to see change, but the platform regularly evolves, which is a plus in my books.