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I am not sure if this question belongs here but I'll give it a shot. I am looking to buy an ssl certificate from website servertastic.com. They claim
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What does it mean by low volume transactions? Should I worry about it? Will it slow down access to webpages/data if the ssl is for "low volume transactions?"
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It has no impact on performance at all.

The only thing you're paying for when you buy SSL certificates is trust. They're assuming that a higher volume site will want a certificate that instills more confidence in the miniscule percentage of visitors that know what an SSL certificate is.
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