Mulit Year SSL Price Seems Wrong.

[LFCII]

Hi,

Does anyone know what the multi year costs are for SSL Certs. My control panel tells me this

RapidSSL 1yr $10 2yr $8.95 3yr $8.95

QuickSSL 1yr $39 2yr $39.95 3yr $39.95

QuickSSL 1yr $79 2yr $89.95 3yr $89.84
Premium

Now I read this as I get a cost break for selling multi year Rapid SSL Certs and get a cost increase for selling Quick and Quick Premium SSL Certs.

Are the latter two a mistake?

Kind Regards,

Les

[Domains_Aamir]

I am checking into this issue right now and I hope to have something back later today for you guys.

Sorry about the delay!

Thanks,

Aamir A.

[LFCII]

Hi Aamir A,

Any info on this yet.

Kind Regards,

Les

[Domains_Aamir]

Hello,

I haven't heard anything yet. I do except that the issue will be brought up today though.

Thanks,

Aamir

[LFCII]

Hi,

Without sounding cranky. I do not think the cause of this delay is from support but rather from above.

However, I have been waiting for this answer for a week. The total time for this type of answer should be less than a minute IMHO.

Is the price table for the SSL certs you sell correct?

Kind Regards,

Les

[yurtesen]

I say there is a mistake. ResellOne probably will fix it in a few years :)

[LFCII]

I say there is a mistake. ResellOne probably will fix it in a few years :)


One would think so, but, it is hard to set pricing for multiple years if you do not know for sure.

I still got nothing on this:(

[JamesC]

Could be that they are unsure of the future of ReSellone?

:rolleyes:

[yurtesen]

One would think so, but, it is hard to set pricing for multiple years if you do not know for sure.

Look, the price you see will be reducted from your account. The prices might be wrong or right, but you are seeing the price which you will be billed with.

[LFCII]

Look, the price you see will be reducted from your account. The prices might be wrong or right, but you are seeing the price which you will be billed with.


Your comment is painfully obvious. However, it does not answer my simple question if is it right or wrong.

Most business models give a slight break on multi year pricing. Resellone's RapidSSL price structure follows this practice.

Given normal business practice on this type of price structure and the fact that the price structure for RapidSSL follows it, I still have a very simple 30 seconds to answer question about the other two having an incorrect prices structure.

I am looking for a simple Yes there are or no they are not and here are the real prices from Resellone.

Now I am writing this wearing my furry slippers, drinking my coffee, and looking forward to a beautiful day above ground. So, no tone or attitudes should be read into my above statement and question.

I have been truly, anxiously waiting a couple of weeks now for this answer from Resellone that they said they would look into.

Kind Regards

Les

[Domains_Aamir]

Hello,

I have been informed that a price will be forthcomming by Friday.

Aamir A.

[LFCII]

Hello,

I have been informed that a price will be forthcomming by Friday.

Aamir A.


Thanks Aamir,

I look forward to Firday. Maybe you can surprise me with the syntax I need to integrate RapidSSL into the Client RCL too? :)

I am up to my neck in perl and I have not oyster sauce.

Kind Regards,

Les

[JamesC]

Thanks Aamir,

I look forward to Firday. Maybe you can surprise me with the syntax I need to integrate RapidSSL into the Client RCL too? :)

I am up to my neck in perl and I have not oyster sauce.

Kind Regards,

Les

Hey Les try this in the Cert.conf file in place of the RapidSSL

'starterssl', 'StarterSSL'

That should do the trick .... ;)

Also tobassco sauce works well with oysters ....... :D

[LFCII]

Hey Les try this in the Cert.conf file in place of the RapidSSL

'starterssl', 'StarterSSL'

That should do the trick .... ;)

Also tobassco sauce works well with oysters ....... :D


Hi JamesC,

Thanks,

That would make sense since the product was called that before RapidSSL.

Was RapidSSL in your Cert.Conf file? Mine did not have that entry so I tried adding

@CERT_PRODUCTS = (
'rapidssl', 'RapidSSL',
'quickssl', 'QuickSSL',
'quicksslpremium', 'QuickSSL Premium',
#'truebizid', 'True BusinessID',
#'truebizidwildcard', 'True BusinessID Wildcard',
);

before giving up and asking Resellone for the syntax.

Also, I believe you only need to change the first part 'rapidssl', to 'starterssl', the other is just the display name.

In any case, that was part of the syntax I was looking for. Thank You JameC

However you still need to adjust reg_cert.cgi to include starterssl with the quickssl’s.

I am thinking you already have done this, but, I figured I would post my solution in case it is useful to someone.

The following is how I adjusted the reg_cert_cgi file to include starterssl. This solution comes without any warranty or guarantee of any kind. It is also strongly suggested you backup or reg_cert.cgi file in case you need to restore it later.

Having said that, there was a total of four lines that I needed to adjust for my order system to work correctly. (this is with limited testing)

1.) Find the line just above # QuickSSL or QuickSSL Premium orders” around line 524

if ($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) {

replace with

if (($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) || ($in{product} =~ /^starterssl/)) {

2.) Find the line just above # QuickSSL or QuickSSL Premium orders” around line 683

if ($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) {

replace with

if (($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) || ($in{product} =~ /^starterssl/)) {

3.) Find the line in the “# validate contact info” section around line 707

if ($type eq 'organization' and $in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) {

replace with

if ($type eq 'organization' and ($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) || ($in{product} =~ /^starterssl/)) {

4.) Find the line in the “# gather contact info” section around line 821

if ($type eq 'organization' and $in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) {

replace with

if ($type eq 'organization' and ($in{product} =~ /^quickssl/) || ($in{product} =~ /^starterssl/)) {

That's it. Again, I have only done limited testing so there could be a bug. Maybe the renew file will need to be adjusted also?

So, if you see a concern with this code or have a better code, please feel free to correct mine and or share yours.

Kind Regards,

Les

[JamesC]

oppsss yeah I forgot to mention that part Les good call ...... as for the renewal script it just redirects the user back to the cert script this can be seen in the Renewal config file.