My website

[keepoffthegrass]

Its been a slow go.
I put it together last winter and left it since then.

Starting to get the itch to get working on it again so I'm looking for ideas, opinions and constructive criticism.

www.qualityturfgroup.com

[JFGauvreau]

Nice website, clean & simply, how ever on the pay invoice online page: I personally would not put my credit card info on your site since it's not a secured site.

[Dotens]

nice site. I could not get the links to work under hydroseeding like how to care for it etc.....

[kirkmbrown2001]

Nice website, clean & simply, how ever on the pay invoice online page: I personally would not put my credit card info on your site since it's not a secured site.

Like JF said, I would make it a priority to at least secure that page on your site. It is very inexpensive to do, under 10 dollars a year!

[keepoffthegrass]

Like JF said, I would make it a priority to at least secure that page on your site. It is very inexpensive to do, under 10 dollars a year!

This might be a dumb question. How???
I have always wondered this and I agree it needs to be done.
Thanks

[nr7pro]

Yup, you need an SSL for the page with the online bill,
or use paypal.

Also your "reguest a quote" is under construction...

[LandscapePayments.com]

Keepoffthegrass,

I would check with your current internet host provider. Most companies have an option where you can purchase a SSL certificate from them and they will install it, or you can upgrade your account and it will come free.

After it is installed all you have to do is simply make sure the links on your website begin with https:// and your page will be secure.

Otherwise you can purchase one seperately from companies such as VeriSign, Thawte, GeoTrust, or RapidSSL and then transfer it to the server your website is hosted on.

[LandscapePayments.com]

Sorry, I should have said "web site host provider" instead of "internet host provider".