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Cheap SSL Certificates for Small Websites?
zaqattack911 asks: "In the workplace today it is becoming more and more common for everyday applications to be accessible over the web. Just about all the booking and tracking systems at my job are handled via web-apps these days. Along with this trend, is the increased need for secure transactions over the web. Just about all of the apps on my webserver are going to be SSL only. Some of them are for internal use only, some for the outside internet to use. Is there a cheap alternative to getting your certificates signed? Self signing my certificates works of course, but just about all browsers make a big fuss about it. Verisign asks for about 400$ initially, and 300$ to renew a certificate every year. This seems like a scam to me, and I'd love to know if anyone knows of alternatives out there? Is there a way to get around the certificate signing business? I looked at a company called RSA Security which allows a company to 'self sign' and use their accepted signature. The website doesn't mention the price, and I'm sure it's not very affordable. What else is there?"
Yes it is all his fault, if only the man behind the curtain would have just pulled some more levers all of the bad business models of the .com era would have magically worked. Oh and all those restated earnings would have never happened. For the southpark underpants gnomes were the genious behind all of those business models.
Phase 1 put op website
phase 2 ??????
phase 3 profit
No really I can spell, I am not a product of word no really okay maybe, oh what the hell Microsoft has destroyed my ability to function without a spellcheck