misc Selling Hot Sauces & Condiments

[tinner666]

Are any of you making it in the Hot Sauce business or is it just a sideline?
Just wondering after a crazy runaround this week with city hall. Even though I had paid for my Contractor and Merchant licenses, they dropped the Merchant Lic. I got it back today to stay legal, but I figure I'll just be one of thousands selling sauces. For now, it will be a sideline.

I now have 2 sites http://tinsmith.freeyellow.com/ The first needs a rebuild and a new one that needs building. The actual dot-com is albertsroofing.com

And this one.
http://frankssauces.com/

 

[DEFCON Creator]

We all laugh at the French. It amazes me they never changed the name of the Arch de Triumph to the Arch de Defeat.

 

[tinner666]

Why didn't I understand a word you just posted?

I think SSL is Secure Socket Lock, or something. CSR is a SSL-Certificate S-something Request.
It gets you a padlock on a site doing e-business. Like signing into Paypal.
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-comparison

Just Common English

 

[msdsauces]

SSL

SSL = Secure Socket Layer
It’s used to encrypt sensitive data/information that you transmit over the web. Ex: credit card numbers.

You don’t need a SSL certificate if you’re just using paypal as a payment method. Paypal does the SSL for you. If you’re actually taking credit card orders on your site, its crucial that you have a SSL Certificate.

 

[Tina Brooks]

Why didn't I understand a word you just posted?

I think SSL is Secure Socket Lock, or something. CSR is a SSL-Certificate S-something Request.
It gets you a padlock on a site doing e-business. Like signing into Paypal.
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-comparison

Just Common English [/quote]

Oh... now I know what you're talking about... Sheesh, I'm dense sometimes... We just renewed our cert. We have SSL because we take credit cards but as slayer says, if we were only using paypal we wouldn't need it.

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