Hi,

i want to use SSL for my website,

and i hope i can put a mark/icon on my website to tell the clients it is safe,

i want to ask which cheap SSL Certificate support it ?


thanx

You can use SSL 123 certificate from http://www.thawte.com. You can use their trusted site seal to show your clients that the site is protected. Check https://www.thawte.com/ssl-digital-certificates/trusted-site-seal/index.html?click=main-nav-products-siteseal

We use the globalsign certs, i know that their Alpha SSL is very cheap and comes with a site seal as well

Mark;6442769']We use the globalsign certs, i know that their Alpha SSL is very cheap and comes with a site seal as well

do you mean http://www.globalsign.com/ssl/buy-ssl-certificates/index.html ?


thanx

Hi!

I use startssl.com, it is, well, free, the only issue is: some browsers (IE6) doesn't include the CA by default, but firefox include it, and I believe IE8 also have it.... well, it was free, so I decided to give it a try!, this far: I have no complaints (almost all of my clients already use firefox instead of IE).

I hope this helps,

Ildefonso Camargo

RapidSSL provides cheap SSL certs starting from $19.99, check www.SSLDirect.com. Before going for cheap SSLs make sure that the SSL is not self signed certificate. Most of the SSL providers for $9.99 are self signed ssl providers

We are using thawte SSL123. We pay it for $24/year. It provides free thawte Trusted Site Seal.

Namecheap.com $9.99 for Rapid SSL

http://www.namecheap.com/learn/other-services/ssl-certificates.asp

Namecheap.com $9.99 for Rapid SSL

http://www.namecheap.com/learn/other-services/ssl-certificates.asp

Second the RapidSSL certs, they work great

I, too prefer the Thawte SSL 123, for the recognition associated with the Thawte name.

I've been getting them from Dotster, for I believe $35, so I'm curious where they are $24?

Both are a good price, considering Thawte direct charges $149!

Site seals were one of the best marketing and one of the worst security decisions ever made.

If the browser has a padlock in the url bar, it's ssl encrypted. It took security experts years to teach users to look for it and to recognize it.

A "picture" or seal or whatever doesn't mean the site is secure but it does market the certificate 'brand' to perspective buyers.

i have no idea about it :P

I'm using the Rapid SSl Cert from Namescheap which is free with any purchase or transfer for a year. Works well as a shared certificate to offer your customers as a basic solution and then you can offer them the real deal when they need it.

You get the relevant logos and seals from Comodo's website.