[BUSINESS] buying an ssl certificate
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tittylove
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[BUSINESS] buying an ssl certificate
Here is the thing my host provides one for free ,I saw a link online it said there are good ssl and not so good ssl certificates, is this true.
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Sandman
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free ssl is fine for 99% of people.
you are probably part of the 99%
you are probably part of the 99%
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An SSL certificate is an SSL certificate if you ask me brotha. You are just starting out why spend on something that is free and will do the job.
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Wrong wrong and wrong!
If you are not getting technical, then why do anything at all?!?!
At least know why you are not getting technical.
95% of people are ignorant and do not care.
3% think they are smart and are just wrong!
2% of people are smart and half of them do not care!
Technically, the difference in SSLs is very very important.
If $20 a years is to much for you, then don't worry about it, cause it probably really does not matter.
The first thing I suggest you read is the insurance part of the SSL.
What is high assurance?
What is low assurance?
One of the main reasons for an SSL Certificate purchase is to make customers feel they’re in safe hands
For businesses and e-commerce websites
Displays your business name in some browsers and all browser settings
Company existence is checked with government authority
Site Seal to display on your website,
SSLS.Domainsecure.com
See how good subdomains are?
If you are not getting technical, then why do anything at all?!?!
At least know why you are not getting technical.
95% of people are ignorant and do not care.
3% think they are smart and are just wrong!
2% of people are smart and half of them do not care!
Technically, the difference in SSLs is very very important.
If $20 a years is to much for you, then don't worry about it, cause it probably really does not matter.
The first thing I suggest you read is the insurance part of the SSL.
What is high assurance?
What is low assurance?
One of the main reasons for an SSL Certificate purchase is to make customers feel they’re in safe hands
For businesses and e-commerce websites
Displays your business name in some browsers and all browser settings
Company existence is checked with government authority
Site Seal to display on your website,
SSLS.Domainsecure.com
See how good subdomains are?
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Nakedtruth
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gotonudecom wrote: ↑May 13th, 2022, 3:41 pmWrong wrong and wrong!
If you are not getting technical, then why do anything at all?!?!
At least know why you are not getting technical.
95% of people are ignorant and do not care.
3% think they are smart and are just wrong!
2% of people are smart and half of them do not care!
Technically, the difference in SSLs is very very important.
If $20 a years is to much for you, then don't worry about it, cause it probably really does not matter.
The first thing I suggest you read is the insurance part of the SSL.
What is high assurance?
What is low assurance?
One of the main reasons for an SSL Certificate purchase is to make customers feel they’re in safe hands
For businesses and e-commerce websites
Displays your business name in some browsers and all browser settings
Company existence is checked with government authority
Site Seal to display on your website,
SSLS.Domainsecure.com
See how good subdomains are?
All good but any ssl is better than no ssl if your host gives it for free take it
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AGREED!Nakedtruth wrote: ↑May 14th, 2022, 10:39 am
All good but any ssl is better than no ssl if your host gives it for free take it
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Some of them let you customize where your site name shows in the browser, those are a little more expensive though.
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Those are nice for sites with a lot of traffic and interaction. Many also provide insurance.pussyhunter wrote: ↑May 17th, 2022, 9:01 amSome of them let you customize where your site name shows in the browser, those are a little more expensive though.
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Nice but a waste of money for small sites, but yes if I owned nude.com I would go for a more boutique ssl.gotonudecom wrote: ↑May 18th, 2022, 2:58 pmThose are nice for sites with a lot of traffic and interaction. Many also provide insurance.pussyhunter wrote: ↑May 17th, 2022, 9:01 amSome of them let you customize where your site name shows in the browser, those are a little more expensive though.
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Free ones work as well as any paid version ask GoogleWm2man wrote: ↑May 19th, 2022, 7:00 amNice but a waste of money for small sites, but yes if I owned nude.com I would go for a more boutique ssl.gotonudecom wrote: ↑May 18th, 2022, 2:58 pmThose are nice for sites with a lot of traffic and interaction. Many also provide insurance.pussyhunter wrote: ↑May 17th, 2022, 9:01 amSome of them let you customize where your site name shows in the browser, those are a little more expensive though.
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LOL!xxxman wrote: ↑May 23rd, 2022, 7:41 amFree ones work as well as any paid version ask GoogleWm2man wrote: ↑May 19th, 2022, 7:00 amNice but a waste of money for small sites, but yes if I owned nude.com I would go for a more boutique ssl.gotonudecom wrote: ↑May 18th, 2022, 2:58 pm
Those are nice for sites with a lot of traffic and interaction. Many also provide insurance.
Google is a lying whore!
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No one gives a shit about what ssl you use if you want to cater to the half a percent or less of people that give a shit go ahead waste your money.
gotonudecom wrote: ↑May 13th, 2022, 3:41 pmWrong wrong and wrong!
If you are not getting technical, then why do anything at all?!?!
At least know why you are not getting technical.
95% of people are ignorant and do not care.
3% think they are smart and are just wrong!
2% of people are smart and half of them do not care!
Technically, the difference in SSLs is very very important.
If $20 a years is to much for you, then don't worry about it, cause it probably really does not matter.
The first thing I suggest you read is the insurance part of the SSL.
What is high assurance?
What is low assurance?
One of the main reasons for an SSL Certificate purchase is to make customers feel they’re in safe hands
For businesses and e-commerce websites
Displays your business name in some browsers and all browser settings
Company existence is checked with government authority
Site Seal to display on your website,
SSLS.Domainsecure.com
See how good subdomains are?
Need Webhosting ? Lets Chat! Email Me For A List Of Current Deals sales@cloudavity.com
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Not to get in anybody's way but I stick with what I said in post #3.