Whats the different between ChainedSSL and GeoTRust SSL ?

see http://www.freessl.com/faq.html#8

Basically if the organisation that issues the cert is not a Trusted Root Certification Authority then it needs to use a chained ssl cert

If you are using IE 6 look that tools -> internet options -> content -> Certificates

You will see a list of trusted CA

There is no difference in terms of security really as both will encrypt the data moving from browser to server

It's a matter of trust and price

Damm... after getting the $25 GeoTrust QuickSSL then I realize it work the same as $10 Chained SSL!

dont think Chained SSL! will support Mozilla or Opera

It's worth $15 not to have the extra trouble

Funny I am using Mozilla Firebird and the Chained SSL cert I have on my site is working in that browser. Getting the padlock and cert info in the browser. :confused:

Well after you manually installed the root cert.

did'd know that.. looks nice ;-)

Ah yes and how can I enter a non US address for the Geo Trust SSL certificate????

Any will work fine after you install the root certificate, but if you're going to have people do that, you can just self-sign it.

It's a waste of $10 hardly trusted.... you may as well self sign it than get one of those.... the $25 is well worth the $15 more.

EV1 rise the price almost 100% for the GeoTrust certs =(

I was about to get mine for $25 when they put the orders page down..

so sad!

What a burn...was there any posting or emails sent out regarding these price changes in advance?

There's 1 post from Headsurfer regarding the 5 USD Domains price's and the SSL

;-( :-( :-(

Matt_01,

If you run across that Headsurfer post, could you post a link to it here. I looked all over this forum, but i couldn't find it.

Thanks!

sure

.... look for a small increase in SSl pricing. However, our base pricing will still be lower than most every wholesale providers offerings......

http://forum.ev1servers.net/showthread.php...&threadid=37984

Damn...i wish i had been sent a friendly reminder email as someone whose purchased ssl certs here before so i could have stocked up for the year before the price doubled.