Besides Verisign, were can I obain a 128bit SSL certificate? Any place for less than $100 per year?

TIA>

How about 49$

goto http://www.rackshack.net/quickssldetails.asp

I highly recommend GEOTRUST. As stated above, RACKSHACK is reselling the certificates for them. The service is very quick and doesn't involve length processes such as gathering business documents and sending them to them.

Geotrust seems to be selling them at $119, yet RackShack is selling them at $49 because they are a reseller....

Good Luck!






Here is some information from the GEOTRUST website:

QuickSSL™
Web Server Certificates

Exclusive QuickSSL features:
• Only $119 for a one-year certificate
• A fully automated 10-minute process
• Advanced next generation technology
• True 128-bit SSL encryption



Secure e-commerce in about ten minutes... for less.
With GeoTrust QuickSSL web server certificates, you and your customers can conduct secure Internet transactions with the trust and confidence you deserve. QuickSSL offers true 128-bit SSL encryption – all for less than what you’d pay for other SSL solutions. And unlike other products, you don’t have to wait days for SSL security; GeoTrust will issue your QuickSSL certificate in about ten minutes.

Advanced authentication technology that’s ours alone.
By activating the browser’s “LOCK” icon, QuickSSL assures online visitors that credit card account numbers and other confidential information cannot be viewed, intercepted or altered. And because our automated authentication system is the most advanced in the industry, your customers and trading partners can be sure that QuickSSL web server certificates are only issued to fully authorized recipients.

Complete Internet protection – at a very affordable price.
Best of all, our user-friendly pricing means you don’t have to pay a lot for the reliable Internet protection you need. GeoTrust's systems automatically verify that a certificate requester has appropriate administrative right to a web server’s domain. Our costs for issuing QuickSSL certificates is lower than competing SSL products – and we pass those savings on to you.

QuickSSL web server certificates are compatible with most Netscape/AOL and Microsoft Internet Explorer web browsers.



Internet trust. Defined. Delivered.
The recognized leader in next generation Internet Trust Services. GeoTrust provides secure
e-commerce transactions, identity verification and authentication services to the global web community.

You could take a look at www.freessl.com

pcsteve & ARETNA- the GeoTrust from racksack looks like a steal.

Thanks...

They have just been reported here for spamming, But they are just $49 and I have used them.

http://www.instantssl.com/

You can get a GeoTrust eBusiness ID SSL Certificate from SSL4Less (http://www.ssl4less.com/) for $89. I've purchased one through them and have had no problems.

Richard

Originally posted by Noldar
You can get a GeoTrust eBusiness ID SSL Certificate from SSL4Less (http://www.ssl4less.com/) for $89. I've purchased one through them and have had no problems.

Richard What's the difference between the eBusiness ID and QuickSSL?

Originally posted by SpiralHost
You could take a look at www.freessl.com

FreeSSL only valid for 3 months, I think you should go with GeoTrust.. I have heard good about them..

Originally posted by glc650
What's the difference between the eBusiness ID and QuickSSL?

Well, QuickSSL is just a web server certificate.. An e-business ID includes online purchase and installation, identity verification seal and full 128-bit encryption. Please correct me if I am wrong..

Check out this site. They seem to sell all of their certs for less than the actual providers do:

http://www.ebizid.com

Hope that helps..

Nason

Originally posted by glc650
What's the difference between the eBusiness ID and QuickSSL?
The eBusiness ID does more of a background check to verify you are who you say you are. It comes with a spiffy "True Site" logo and I think it may be slightly more compatible with some older browsers.

Richard

Originally posted by ARETNA
Geotrust seems to be selling them at $119, yet RackShack is selling them at $49 because they are a reseller....

You won't likely find a better deal than this. Rackshack is selling these certs at below their best available discount from GeoTrust - simply a loss leader.

This is a good product, at a price you'll not likely see anwhere else.

The Instant SSL cert from Comodo is a $49 product that is gaining market share as well.

-t

Havent purchased a geotrust ssl through rackshack yet, but I plan to do so.

We usually use geotrust certs and have had 0 problems with them so far.

Good luck,
Zach

Listen to Noldar he knows what he is talking about. :-)

Originally posted by SpiralHost
You could take a look at www.freessl.com

FreeSSL is a site set up by Geotrust to throw sh*t at instantssl. their FreeSSL is only compatible with IE and not comparable to Geotrust or Instantssl. Yet they claim it is comparable. Surely, geotrust sales must be suffering so badly that they have resorted such dirty trick campaign. FreeSSL is exactly same as http://certs.ipsca.com/ who is also *ONLY* compatible with IE and NOT Netscape and cheaper than FreeSSL.

There is NO difference between Geotrust and Instantssl apart from one is half price of the other. FreeSSL and http://certs.ipsca.com/ is only useful if you want compatibility with IE only.


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