SSL Security for web sites and pages
What's SSL security?
SSL stands for 'Secured Sockets Layer', and it means that your information
can be transferred securely between your web site and a visitor's web browser.
Why bother?
Normally, when a web page is sent to a visitor's browser, it is sent 'as is'
without any particular security. The same applies when the visitor types
in information to be sent back to your web site. That's normally fine
for contact details and the like - but if the data you want is sensitive
(credit card details, for example!) then you'd need to encrypt that information...
and that's what SSL does.
How do I set it up?
It's easy - we handle all of the technical configuration, administration
and paper work for you. All you need to tell us is which web site name you
want to secure. Within two weeks (usually) you'll have a working "https://"
web site in your account space, ready for you to use.
We also have a 'Shared SSL' service which uses the same technology but
your scripts and pages will be sharing a secured site with other
Just Space customers. It's fully secured so that others can't access your
area (and vice-versa) - although understandably many of our clients
prefer to have their own secured site to themselves.
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PRICING...
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SSL Encrypted Website (per year),
Includes certificate & virtual server
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£400
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Shared SSL directory (per year)
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£100
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Payment methods:
We accept cheques, cash, direct bank transfers, UK & international money orders, major credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Delta, American Express, JCB, Switch, Eurocard and Diners Club). If you choose not to use a credit card, your payment will need to be processed manually by us, and your order may be delayed. Payment must be received in full before orders can be processed.
VAT regulations:
All our prices are quoted without VAT, and are subject to VAT at the applicable rate. If you're not subject to U.K. VAT regulations, please contact us to arrange your order personally (in order to avoid the VAT charge). In such cases, we will require your European Union tax or exemption number, or a valid invoicing address in a country that is not subject to UK or EU excise regulations.
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