Good SSL reseller program

host-dome.com · 26th June 2008

Hi guys ,

I would like to start reselling SSL certificates , however I am not quite sure which would be the best provider to choose , so your help will be much appreciated!

cheers

BionicInternet · 26th June 2008

Sod off!

PeteK · 27th June 2008

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Originally Posted by BionicInternet

Sod off!

To the point... you clicked the spam button yet? ;-)

jamesapnic · 12th July 2008

You can try onlinenic.

hostcentral · 12th July 2008

Try www.servertastic.com. They have GeoTrust and Thawte certificates much cheaper than if you were to resell direct, or that was the case when I enquired with GeoTrust about RapidSSL

host-dome.com · 13th July 2008

thanks James, but I do not need to purchase SSL , however I am looking for the proper reseller option

host-dome.com · 13th July 2008

as for BionicInternet & PeteK .... guys with all my respect but this is not the way of communication !

If this is not the appropriate section , just move my topic where it should be, but talking about spam buttons ... well .... go ahead and report my comment , I DON'T care !
I will just stop visiting this forum...

Ed · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by host-dome.com

thanks James, but I do not need to purchase SSL , however I am looking for the proper reseller option

Contact ServerTastic and see if they can help you.

Dhosting · 14th July 2008

Enom is cheaper than servertastic plus they have an API

aguk · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by Dhosting

Enom is cheaper than servertastic plus they have an API

They're not cheaper

10 x RapidSSL certs from Enom = $102.57
10 x RapidSSL certs from ServerTastic = $100.00
QuickSSL Premium cert from Enom = $122.68
QuickSSL Premium cert from ServerTastic = $79.00

API is also coming to ServerTastic soon (Enom does have the advantage over us there).

Dhosting · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by aguk

They're not cheaper

10 x RapidSSL certs from Enom = $102.57
10 x RapidSSL certs from ServerTastic = $100.00
QuickSSL Premium cert from Enom = $122.68
QuickSSL Premium cert from ServerTastic = $79.00

API is also coming to ServerTastic soon (Enom does have the advantage over us there).

10 x RapidSSL certs from Enom = $99.50 ($9.95 each)
QuickSSL Prem cert from Enom = $99.00

There is also a big difference on GeoTrust TrueBizID with EV i'm not going to list the price in the forum as that isn't fair.

Your cheaper on QuickSSL Prem's

Another good thing with Enom for us is there is no VAT so the price stated is what we are charged.

aguk · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by Dhosting

10 x RapidSSL certs from Enom = $99.50 ($9.95 each)
QuickSSL Prem cert from Enom = $99.00

There is also a big difference on GeoTrust TrueBizID with EV i'm not going to list the price in the forum as that isn't fair.

Your cheaper on QuickSSL Prem's

Another good thing with Enom for us is there is no VAT so the price stated is what we are charged.

You have to pay a 3% refill charge with enom which makes 10 certs real cost $102.57 (unless you are paying via wire transfer).

With ServerTastic you can also pay in GBP

If your VAT registered then the VAT doesn't matter.

host-dome.com · 14th July 2008

Thank you guys ! Now this is a very helpful discussion !

cheers

Dhosting · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by aguk

You have to pay a 3% refill charge with enom which makes 10 certs real cost $102.57 (unless you are paying via wire transfer).

With ServerTastic you can also pay in GBP

If your VAT registered then the VAT doesn't matter.

3% indeed, still cheaper than 17.5% VAT

We are not VAT Reg if the customer is then yes ServerTastic is slightly cheaper but until you get your API operational the time spent ordering manually outways the small amount extra Enom charge with the 3% refill

Don't get me wrong ServerTastic has some really good stuff at very decent prices but and there is always a but until your API comes along it means manual work for us.

You building it in .net?

aguk · 14th July 2008

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Originally Posted by Dhosting

3% indeed, still cheaper than 17.5% VAT

We are not VAT Reg

Not alot I can do about that except suggest gettin registered (has plenty of advantages).

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Originally Posted by Dhosting

You building it in .net?

Going to be a post API with xml response. Keeping it simple so accessible to as many as possible.

Will work like Enom where you deposit funds so you do not have to pay every time. Plus the API/reseller price will be cheaper than normal price ($9.95 for RapidSSL)