Hi there @glamgirl and welcome to the Seller Community 👋

I've moved your post over to this thread where @bernadette provided an answer to this question.

Let us know if other questions come up!

Does this mean that I do not need to purchase SSL certs from my domain name's provider?

In my case, I have my domain name provided by GoDaddy, and I have it connected to my Square/Weebly website.  If I were to revoke my GoDaddy SSL certs, would my website still work given the domain comes from GoDaddy still (I believe it's hosted by Square)?

Thanks,

Matt

Hi @kinsoulstudio and welcome to our Seller Community, we're happy to have you here!

That's correct, you do not need to purchase a third party SSL. As long as you domain is properly connected to your site, SSL should be enabled automatically. 

If you're having issues with your SSL certificate, I would recommend reaching out to support here so they can take a look at your account specifically. 

Thank you and see you soon. 

Frances,

Thank you for the quick reply!  I'm very happy to hear that, as the GoDaddy SSL certs are VERY expensive.  I will happily cancel those certs.  If I end up having any issues after that, I will reach out to support via the link you provided.

Thank you so much!
Matt

I am having issues with customers not being able to access my web page through Weebly because it says it is not secure. It says that someone may be impersonating me so that don’t feel comfortable logging on. How can this be remedied. 

Welcome to the Seller Community, @StephenOfIowa 👋

I'm almost positive this has to do with the IP address that was used to connect the domain to your website. Can you see if this helps?

Log into the Weebly account, then click Edit Site. Do you see a black background? If yes, click on Settings at the top of the editor. You should now be on the General tab. Scroll down to the SSL section and click Enable. If it is already enabled, disable first, then click the enable link again. 

You should see a pop-up box instructing you to update your domain A-records to a number less than 199.34.228.164

If you do see a new number, head over to your Go Daddy domain manager and update any current records to this new IP address. It can take up to 24-48 hours for the domain to fully resolve in order for the SSL to work properly. 

If you are still having trouble, please let us know your custom domain so we can troubleshoot some more. 

Thanks! And welcome again to the community 😊

Thanks so much -- that was exactly what the problem was. Once the IP address was changed, it worked fine (my only frustration is that, since I haven't done this before, I thought I had to buy a third-party SSL certificate from Go Daddy, only to find out that wasn't necessary after all. You live and learn. 🙂 

I'm glad to hear the site is loading properly now! Super sorry about the unwanted purchase, though. ☹️ 

Go Daddy may allow a refund since it is a product you cannot use, nor do you need.

I worked for Go Daddy a (very) long time ago, so the refund rules may be different now. I think it's definitely worth a shot to reach out to the Go Daddy support team to see what they say. 🤞

**Edit to add** I did a little digging, and I found the Go Daddy Refund Policy page. I don't see SSL certificate listed under the Products Not Eligible for Refunds section! Hopefully this helps out when/if you contact them. 😊