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When I go to gavelsnipe I get this message. Anyone else?
Larry


http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=25552

I just went there and got this:


"There is a problem with this website’s security certificate.












The security certificate presented by this website has expired or is not yet valid.


Security certificate problems may indicate an attempt to fool you or intercept any data you send to the server.

We recommend that you close this webpage and do not continue to this website.


Recommended iconClick here to close this webpage.


Not recommended iconContinue to this website (not recommended).



More information More information "

I don't know what's going on.:confused:

Nothing is going on. These "secure" issues are a Google thing to try to get everyone to do certain things. I use gavelsnipe and don't worry about any warning. This forum is the same way, unsecure. Who cares? Hackers might get an email address if hacked, that is about all we keep. The phone numbers are on my personal computer. So there is no info on this forum that is very confidential, that I am aware of.

I went to set a snipe last night and got the same unsafe warning...it took a few clicks for me to figure out how to even get to the site. Once I got there it did not have my log in information any longer so I just backed out and decided to throw a bid in on the item I was wanting to snipe.

FWIW I just went to the site without issues.

They got their certificate renewed. Good until 10/1/2020. :)

I had a bid on a card not placed 2 days ago using eSnipe bidding service. It had been very dependable in the past but I lost a card I really wanted and had placed a large bid on with absolutely no explanation from eSnipe. After several years, I am done. If their customer service can not manage a simple "sorry" or "we are checking to make sure it doesn't happen again" or "we appreciate all the money we have made off you in the past several years and regret the foul-up", I'll move on to another service...

But it sounds like every service has instances of failure every now and again.