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Whenever you do any type of ecommerce on the internet and need to encrypt sensitive information such as customer data. You wouldn't even be able to get a merchant account with SSL on your site. If your site isn't open to the public than I really don't see any point in having SSL.

I don't think anyone wouldn't accept new customers if they used a proxy, they just wouldn't auto create the account if it was purchased through a proxy. But a little verification the old fashion way would do the job.

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Sure you have to pay them but we're talking about how to show visitors that your business can convey trust and this is one of them. Not everyone will agree and to each their own and there is no problem with that at all. It's just simply one extra way to convey trust and as a BBB accredited...

I've never seen so many mentions for Buffalo. Just out of curiosity what are some of the facilities there?

Trust starts with being trustworthy and that usually starts with being a legal registered company that people can actually lookup. Do you have an address listed on your website? Be transparent as possible. Do you own your own hardware? That tells me how invested you are in the business. The...