Peter Loron <[email protected]> writes: > I have purchased a few certs from these guys and have been satisfied. > They have a reseller program that looks pretty simple. I have no > experience with the reseller program itself. > > http://www.geocerts.com/resellers
I think geocerts actually resells geotrust certificates... http://geotrust.com/ me, I go even cheaper and use rapidssl certs https://www.rapidssl.com (though you should find a reseller... you save a lot) but both geotrust and rapidssl are signed by the equifax root certificate, so the difference is mostly in how much verification they do that you are who you say they are. In my case, I paid $15 or so for a year, I think, through some no-name reseller. Rapidssl verified I had access to an email in the prgmr.com WHOIS records, and signed my cert. Weak, really, but I'm not handling credit cards and I'm cheap. It is signed by the equifax root certificate, which is in most browsers, and I haven't gotten any complaints. It's also a single root certificate. A while back a client of mine bought one of the godaddy second level certificates, where his cert was signed by another company that was signed by one of the root certificiates. It was a right pain to get it working under tomcat. I got it figured out, but it would have been much cheaper for him to just get something signed by a root certificate. _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
