$1.99 SSL certificates offered by Namecheap

NOT related with their ssl campaign but : What are the other trust able alternatives to Namecheap?<p>I love them but after they &quot;updated&quot; their design, every time i try to buy&#x2F;renew domains I&#x27;m having nervous breakdown :<p>* It&#x27;s impossible to find what I&#x27;m looking for.<p>* Facebook style panel menu ( I don&#x27;t know how they calling it ) makes only sense on tablets&#x2F;phones, on desktop it&#x27;s just pain...<p>* New design uses screen real estate really bad. My screen filled with big buttons, big texts and senseless images... Information that I&#x27;m looking for is lost between them.<p>* Gray text on white background... Not so readable...

&quot;Renewals available at regular price.&quot;<p>Their regular prices aren&#x27;t expensive -- $9.78 for Comodo PositiveSSL and $11.90 for Geotrust RapidSSL. But it would be nice to have a moderate recurring discount instead of a one-time break.

So my choices are &quot;perfect for securing low-volume e-commerce sites&quot; or &quot;great for securing small- to medium-sized sites with limited traffic&quot;.<p>How do I choose? What happens when I exceed a limited amount of traffic?

FYI, these do not allow you to specify a wildcard, and SSL protect your subdomains.

<a href="http://startssl.com/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;startssl.com&#x2F;</a> . $0&#x2F;year. No bullshit.

Thanks Namecheap for helping Reset the Net!<p>Please encourage other sites, companies and services you use to join too: <a href="http://resetthenet.org" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;resetthenet.org</a>

I just bought SSL certificate for $9.99 yesterday. Wish I had seen this earlier. From my bit of research, among all the providers, SSL certificates from namecheap were the cheapest.

It is interesting that namecheap website uses verisign signed certificates

I think this is a really good example of how the ssl CA system is fundamentally broken.