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Old 18-08-2004, 16:11   #12
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Re: How to get https on a website?

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Originally Posted by Frank

True, but the same also applies to hosts.co.uk, according to Grahams post
This is the point i was making the fact that a shared SSL cert URL would be the main url followed normally by a username followed by a directory structure etc......

so it doesnt look proffessional or anything....

We are currently able to offer a geotrust certificate (full - not chained) for around £40 a year
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