How difficult is to install SSL

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Trivially easy. Or impossibly difficult. Or somewhere in between.

I'm sorry, but it's impossible to answer your question as stated. If you'd add some detail, it might be possible to answer more usefully.

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Hi Danb35
I have a website (vivavein.com), SSL was lapsed few months ago, which I was not aware of. It was brought to my attention that people going on the website and give them warning sign as a message. I called Go daddy to check what’s going on. They told me that the issue the SSL and the email was sent to me in March but it need to be installed. My question is. How difficult for someone not IT savvy to install SSL? And can I get any help from your end?
The reason I am reaching out to this website because God daddy told me that my other website (califibroid.com) has SSL issued from your website.

Thanks in advance

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If GoDaddy is hosting this website (which I presume from the fact that you asked them about this), that sounds like a question for them. Particularly since they issued the certificate in question.

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The certificate for that domain was issued by GoDaddy and expired June 27.

Yes, this domain was issued a cert by Let's Encrypt. The WordPress system for that probably handled the cert.

Not sure why GoDaddy couldn't help you with the first one. You should try them again.

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Honestly, I’m pissed off how godaddy handled the situation. The website technically is down for the last few months, despite the fact that. SSL was purchased for three years. And this was the second year that the SSL was supposed to be installed. So for the way how it was handled, we are trying systematically to move everything out from the control of godaddy.

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You could try using CertSage.

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You're not the first person who isn't thrilled with GoDaddy. But regardless of what hosting platform you end up going with, it's pretty much industry-standard now for them to automatically integrate automatic SSL certificates. They may call it out as a separate line item like GoDaddy does, or they may have it included with the regular hosting, so be sure to compare what your all-in costs are going to be.