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I had a client who needed an official SSL Certificate and had an account at godaddy.com. I have to confess, I really did not want anything to do with godaddy.com, based on their advertising methods and responses students and clients had made about them, nothing criminal just hard to get things done or changed. But…it made it much easier to use the features with godaddy.com than to go somewhere else for this client since they had a godaddy account. So I began the process of creating an official SSL certificate for them.
The first thing that I found out, there are three different certificates for SSL available at godaddy.com (Standard, Deluxe and Premium). All I needed for this client was basic encrypted communication with a fast easy setup. As a result I purchased the SSL Standard Certificate for $29.95. Much cheaper than other options.
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