QUOTE(stateofidleness @ Jun 12 2008, 08:33 AM)

Wow jason, thanks for the fix.
I think by not being an SSL page when entering the information leaves it susceptible to being spoofed more easily? Because, someone won't know they're "secure" until they hit submit might deter some people. It would be harder to spoof an ALREADY SSL encrypted page than it would be to spoof the current page.
Just throwin that out there, but awesome turn-around.
OT: hey jason, do ya'll have company stickers or logos? I like to show support for who is aiding me in this addiction lol
No problem. Any time you come across something that seems odd, or you have a question, you can let me know directly: jason<!at!>autoatlanta.com
Generally SSL is more for sniffers than spoofing. Spoofing would be if someone got you to go to a malicious website designed to look like ours with the intent of collecting your information. Anyone with a few bucks can have an SSL set up so having https won't make much difference. Heck, when was the last time you inspected the security certificate issued by the server?
Sniffers are designed to pull packets from the network for inspection. The packets carry the information you filled into the form. A secure connection encrypts the transmission so that anyone listening in can't tell what's being said, at least that's the idea.
Again, the transmission has always been encrypted, I just made it a bit more obvious.
I'm not sure if we have much in the way of stickers. I'll see if I can dig something up, otherwise I'll put it in the suggestions box.