SSL Certificate Services in Jaipur

ZNet India is pleased to announce GeoTrust QuickSSL Certificates for only Rs. 4599/-. This Certificate is valid for 1 year. This included the installation fee and a dedicated ip for 1 year. GeoTrust's patent pending QuickSSL, the winner of Web Hosting Magazine's 2001 Editor's Choice award, is your best choice for conducting secure commerce over the Internet. With QuickSSL you get true 128-bit SSL encryption that's fully compatible with the leading web browsers from Microsoft and Netscape/AOL. QuickSSL enables your web site to activate the browser's "LOCK" icon, indicating data will be protected from interception or tampering using secure sockets layer (SSL) encrypting technology. Our patent pending QuickSSL assures your on-line visitors of safety and security for sending credit card account numbers and other confidential information over the Internet. QuickSSL web server certificates are safe and secure. GeoTrust's exclusive automated authentication system ensures that QuickSSL certificates are issued only to authorized recipients.

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Customers who feel secure online are more likely to complete a purchase, personalize their profile, and return to your site. SSL certificates from provide robust authentication and encryption, reassuring your visitors that their data and transactions feel safe. Expert support, an industry-leading authentication process, and easy online management make SSL Certificates your best option for securing your site. They also help customers gain the confidence to transact with your website. The best SSL certificate depends on the degree of assurance your clients need and the minimum level of encryption your small business requires.

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