SSL Certs: here we go again

Looking fro good SSL provider review

[mobiGeek]

The more I search for quality information on SSL certificate providers. I've Googled, I've searched these forums....I get links to [whichssl.com ], [whichssl.org ], [sslreview.com ], etc... but these are sites owned by cert providers.

Does anyone have links to a reasonably open, independent and realistic review of SSL providers? How about tips, suggestions, opinions...

I'm hosting a bunch of sites for various people and many of them are looking to go e-commerce (low-volume, but they all dream big :) ) What do others in similar situations do?

Thanks in advance,
mG.

[scoob]

The whichssl info is indeed hosted by codomo, the parent
company of instantssl. However, the information provided
is valuable and reasonable.

I have been successfully and happily using instantSSL
on all my websites and my client's websites for a while
without any problem. Moreover, they offer a nice trustlogo
that reassures the surfer (potential client) that this site
is safe, secure and insured for $2.5K or $10K depending
on the certificate you choose.

For $70, you can't beat that!
I see no good reason to spend more money on a twate or
verisign certificate ($200 and $800 respectively last
time I looked!).

Cheers!
- Scoob

[Ishtaria]

I agree with scoob. I've been using Comodo for over 2 years now, and haven't had any problems with them whatsoever. And, the TrustLogo is a nice added touch.

Tim

[chreade]

Agreed.

Comodo Cert has been great for us as well.

[plumsauce]

i read recently that godaddy has entered the market

[gnikides]

Their website looks a little messy but we've used GeoTrust certs from EV1Servers [ev1servers.net] and have had no problems. The last one we bought was 50 bucks.

George