Hi,
I'm planning to incorporate a modest e-commerce site, where the customer should be able to pay with a credit card. Obviously I would like this transaction to be secure. And for the customers convenience I do not want to use PayPal. I'm on tight budget, and can't afford to pay 700$ for a VeriSign SSL certificate. What would you recommend? Is there an affordable way for me to incorporate secure credit card transactions on my web page? I'm also wondering, will I be required to have a dedicated server?
Cheers
Michael
SSL or what?
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Outsource your payment taking = saving many headaches (Not to mention decreases E&O on your part)
Here is a company that will do it for you:
http://www.worldpay.com/usa/
There is a bunch more. I chose that one because I just happened to have a page up which was using it
Here is a company that will do it for you:
http://www.worldpay.com/usa/
There is a bunch more. I chose that one because I just happened to have a page up which was using it
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many other options for certificates there are. google SSL certificates you should.
check out http://www.thawte.com as well you can. ($200/yr)
check out http://www.thawte.com as well you can. ($200/yr)