> Not yet, and I am pushing for "not ever" but I would love to hear people's > feedback. > > Geotrust is instigating a telephone verification into their QuickSSL product > to provide more robust authentication on the QuickSSL product line. They give > you a code when you place the order, then they call you at the number > designated, and you enter this number. They are okay with leaving it out of > orders placed through the API (which means us).
"Not ever" is really the answer I am looking for. The only thing exciting about QuickSSL is the speed and ease by which an SSL cert can be provisioned. I was eager to deliver a semi-localized version of this service to our Japanese customers; I refer to it as semi-localized as the only thing we would not be able to localize are the emails which would be sent from Geotrust. If Geotrust is going to want to phone non-English speaking users and try to confirm orders with them, it does not make sense to market this service outside of English speaking countries. -- John Keegan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://RackShare.com
