@WPyogi - Thanks for those links, I did search but didn’t see those. So, just to throw my 2 cents out there since the most relevant thread is closed. From what we've been told by GoDaddy, getting your IP address whitelisted is the only solution. They have to know that this is a terrible solution though since, as pointed out in the thread above, not everyone has a static IP address, and sometimes folks like to be able to create a blog post from their local coffee shop. This is clearly an oversight and overreaction by their server techs in response to the recent brute force attacks seen on WordPress, and could be implemented in a better way.
We've called GoDaddy multiple times and have been stonewalled by their first and second tier support techs. Anyone suffering from this issue should contact GoDaddy and let them know how debilitating this policy is to anyone trying to run a blog. It seems a lot of noise may be the only thing to get their attention.