SSL providers? Any reviews?
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Hello,
Does anyone have any recommendations on good SSL providers? We are looking for 2 levels - cheap ones we can use for our clients (and potentially EV ones) and secure ones we can use where needed. I am not sure if there are any cheap and secure ones or if this a contradiction. I await everyone's input and recommendations.
Thanks in advance
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I've been pretty happy with Comodo. Some of their interface is a bit confusing, but their support is good and their prices are fine. Enormous numbers of options (which leads to some of the confusion!) but with tech support help I've been able to navigate it all pretty well. I've bought a number of simple ones from them, as well as multi-domain certs. They've also been good at helping me move existing certs from one hosting company to another--with no extra charges.
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