GoDaddy SSL Certificate Reviews

Name: GoDaddy
Rating: 2.7

GoDaddy is an SSL certificate authority that sells web hosting, domain names, SSL certificates, and other web services. GoDaddy was established in 1997, and is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

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2.7 (210 Total Reviews)

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David Yeager

A cert is a cert but a cheap cert is better
March 29, 2013 Permalink

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Product: Several different products
Website: http://ipromotis.com
Organization: PromotIS LC

I only gave a 3 because the same day I bought the SSL I got a flat tire. OK, but this isn't any dumber than faulting the cert because your scripts were not compatible with Apache Crypt and then being even more mad that DNS takes time to populate as GoDaddy has equal control over all 3 factors. I am still bitter that after buying a resale account my password would not work and I had to call in every time to get it functional and was treated like an idiot who couldn't remember his password by nearly everyone I talked to. It took 5 months to get a guy to listen to me and once he did... within 24 hours their tech support had a solution of using a rclogin.com to log in instead of the normal url... worked instantly and 0 probs in the 7 months since. But it should not have taken 5 months to get there.