Today at 12:22pm, Michael Jones said: > Yup. We use GoDaddy for several of our customer's sites and haven't had any > trouble with them. Plus, why pay $100+/yr when you can pay like $12.99 with > a promo code?
[giant trim] I have used a place for years that is now called Trustico.com (used to be instantssl.com or something, backed by Comodo), and have found their automated system really handy and their prices good. They used to have public price of $14.95/year, but then it bumped to $19.95 a year I think, for RapidSSL products (single-root, not chained). Their prices on other certs like GeoTrust and Verisign are hugely discounted over street rates too. But if you sign up as a reseller, which basically just means that you deposit $100 or more at a time into your account, and purchases are made out of that fund, you get them for as low as $11.95/yr I think as an entry-level reseller. I don't know if it gets cheaper than that. They also discount for multi-year, I think 5% off for 2yr, 7.5% for 3 year, 10% for 4 year, and maybe as high as 15% for 5+ years, I don't recall exactly. For five years it ends up being about a free year for buying 4 years at regular price. In summary, I like them because: * Prices great, (unbeatable?) will price match, good discounts etc. * Easy automated system gets certs in ~10 min when the approval from the domain owner happens quick * Non-chained single-root certs * Have the "name brand" certs at huge discounts if you really want them Thanks, Mac -- Mac Newbold Code Greene, LLC CTO/Chief Technical Officer 44 Exchange Place Office: 801-582-0148 x102 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Cell: 801-694-6334 www.codegreene.com _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
