SSL

Adding my voice to others that have posted, I don't feel I
should need 
an SSL to transfer non-sensative information back to my
server.  Thus, 
my site will post a message that "Instant
Downloads" are not available 
to customers that pay with Google Checkout ... digital
products sold 
through Google will be deliveryed manually.

I'm simply not setup to figure out which SSL I need from
whom, nor 
willing to accept the risk purchasing one that doesn't work.
 If I was 
able to, then I would just accept credit cards on my own and
not need 
google anyway.  You could at the very least provide a URL to
a low-
cost one instead of a list of names that mean nothing to
me.

-JoeJoe


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you can get one from godaddy for $20 or $30 per annum.

it's very simple to create and setup. all you need is a
dedicated ip.

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From: "JoeJoe" <amazingjoejoegmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:06 PM
Subject: [google-checkout-api-integration] SSL


>
> Adding my voice to others that have posted, I don't
feel I should need
> an SSL to transfer non-sensative information back to my
server.  Thus,
> my site will post a message that "Instant
Downloads" are not available
> to customers that pay with Google Checkout ... digital
products sold
> through Google will be deliveryed manually.
>
> I'm simply not setup to figure out which SSL I need
from whom, nor
> willing to accept the risk purchasing one that doesn't
work.  If I was
> able to, then I would just accept credit cards on my
own and not need
> google anyway.  You could at the very least provide a
URL to a low-
> cost one instead of a list of names that mean nothing
to me.
>
> -JoeJoe
>
>
> > 


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Another poster (Erik Aronesty) has stated that his GoDaddy
cert didn't 
work ... who knows for sure - just too confusing.

-JoeJoe





On Jan 30, 7:27 pm, "Robin K" <r...e-junkie.com> wrote:
> you can get one from godaddy for $20 or $30 per annum.
>
> it's very simple to create and setup. all you need is a
dedicated ip.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "JoeJoe" <amazingjoe...gmail.com>
> To: "Google Checkout Developers Forum - API
Integration Basics"
>
> <google-checkout-api-integrationgooglegroups.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:06 PM
> Subject: [google-checkout-api-integration] SSL
>
> > Adding my voice to others that have posted, I
don't feel I should need
> > an SSL to transfer non-sensative information back
to my server.  Thus,
> > my site will post a message that "Instant
Downloads" are not available
> > to customers that pay with Google Checkout ...
digital products sold
> > through Google will be deliveryed manually.
>
> > I'm simply not setup to figure out which SSL I
need from whom, nor
> > willing to accept the risk purchasing one that
doesn't work.  If I was
> > able to, then I would just accept credit cards on
my own and not need
> > google anyway.  You could at the very least
provide a URL to a low-
> > cost one instead of a list of names that mean
nothing to me.
>
> > -JoeJoe


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We use it at our website http://www.e-junkie.com/. We have a working and 
validated integration with Google Checkout and are using
GoDaddy for SSL

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From: "JoeJoe" <amazingjoejoegmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:34 PM
Subject: [google-checkout-api-integration] Re: SSL


>
> Another poster (Erik Aronesty) has stated that his
GoDaddy cert didn't
> work ... who knows for sure - just too confusing.
>
> -JoeJoe
>
>
>
>
>
> On Jan 30, 7:27 pm, "Robin K" <r...e-junkie.com> wrote:
>> you can get one from godaddy for $20 or $30 per
annum.
>>
>> it's very simple to create and setup. all you need
is a dedicated ip.
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "JoeJoe" <amazingjoe...gmail.com>
>> To: "Google Checkout Developers Forum - API
Integration Basics"
>>
>> <google-checkout-api-integrationgooglegroups.com>
>> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 5:06 PM
>> Subject: [google-checkout-api-integration] SSL
>>
>> > Adding my voice to others that have posted, I
don't feel I should need
>> > an SSL to transfer non-sensative information
back to my server.  Thus,
>> > my site will post a message that "Instant
Downloads" are not available
>> > to customers that pay with Google Checkout ...
digital products sold
>> > through Google will be deliveryed manually.
>>
>> > I'm simply not setup to figure out which SSL I
need from whom, nor
>> > willing to accept the risk purchasing one that
doesn't work.  If I was
>> > able to, then I would just accept credit cards
on my own and not need
>> > google anyway.  You could at the very least
provide a URL to a low-
>> > cost one instead of a list of names that mean
nothing to me.
>>
>> > -JoeJoe
>
>
> > 


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Hi JoeJoe,

Thanks for your feedback regarding the list of SSL
certificates we
provided. We'll see what we can do to make it easier for
merchants to
choose an SSL certificate Google Checkout accepts.


Thanks,
Jacob

On Jan 30, 4:06 pm, "JoeJoe" <amazingjoe...gmail.com> wrote:
> Adding my voice to others that have posted, I don't
feel I should need
> an SSL to transfer non-sensative information back to my
server.  Thus,
> my site will post a message that "Instant
Downloads" are not available
> to customers that pay with Google Checkout ... digital
products sold
> through Google will be deliveryed manually.
>
> I'm simply not setup to figure out which SSL I need
from whom, nor
> willing to accept the risk purchasing one that doesn't
work.  If I was
> able to, then I would just accept credit cards on my
own and not need
> google anyway.  You could at the very least provide a
URL to a low-
> cost one instead of a list of names that mean nothing
to me.
>
> -JoeJoe


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