the right ssl provideR?

[shopdeal]

Which SSL provider do you guys use for your prosper installations?

 

[adigitalorange]

Rapidssl

 

[Pranith]

I googled it and found link.

http://www.ssl.com/

Check this, I hope this could help you.

 

[utixn]

PositiveSSL. At the moment you get it for free if you buy a new domain at namecheap.com

 

[JoseArmando]

Why do you need SSL for prosper?

 

[HConvert]

Why do you need SSL for prosper?

My reason: pixels / postbacks placed on secure pages

 

[shopdeal]

^^^ some offers need ssl for the postback url. this might sound dumb but once i add ssl to the tracking domain does the existing urls out there without the https still work.?

 

[joevis]

How To Install Prosper202 On An SSL (HTTPS) Server :MasterlessSamurai.com

Good luck.

 

[HConvert]

^^^ some offers need ssl for the postback url. this might sound dumb but once i add ssl to the tracking domain does the existing urls out there without the https still work.?

yes - non-secure will function as usual

 

[shopdeal]

How To Install Prosper202 On An SSL (HTTPS) Server :MasterlessSamurai.com

Good luck.

Thanks for the share.

yes - non-secure will function as usual

That removes a major headache

 

[tvmatt]

Where you get your SSL cert from doesn't really matter. I use GoDaddy for mine, personally.

I googled it and found link.

SSL Certificates from SSL.com SSL Certificate Authority Aggregator

Check this, I hope this could help you.

You, sir, are absolutely useless. I'm pretty sure the OP could search as well, and wanted suggestions (and not an overpriced site that happens to own "ssl.com").

 

[shopdeal]

Where you get your SSL cert from doesn't really matter. I use GoDaddy for mine, personally.

MY fear is that when the lead is redirected through my tracking will the browser show up a "this site certificate is not trusted" i guess that will hurt conversions.

I have this free positive ssl from comodo that comes with namecheap domain purchase, anyone has experience using that?

 

[joevis]

MY fear is that when the lead is redirected through my tracking will the browser show up a "this site certificate is not trusted" i guess that will hurt conversions.

I have this free positive ssl from comodo that comes with namecheap domain purchase, anyone has experience using that?

Just download every browser in the universe and open your https site to see if you get the site not trusted pop-up.

 

[jryan21]

Here's a similar problem I read about a few days ago, it dramatically affected conversions with IE8 users. Basically, if you have a script calling tracking pixels on https parts of the site, you need to either make sure the calls are https, or have otherwise have code in place to handle it:

Google Analytics Blog: Using The Wrong Tracking Code Can Cost You $500k a Year

 

[tvmatt]

MY fear is that when the lead is redirected through my tracking will the browser show up a "this site certificate is not trusted" i guess that will hurt conversions.

I have this free positive ssl from comodo that comes with namecheap domain purchase, anyone has experience using that?

Pretty much all certs have 99.3+% compatibility. Check your cert against sites that test for compatibility (and proper installation) - there are a number of sites that provide this service for free. One example is SSL Certificate Tester - Check Certificates .