So I go as if to join a ccbill site... Wow!...
 

http://i.imgur.com/JkRh5uL.png

And apparently ccbill doesn't have the correct security certificate? Wow! So ccbill is an attacker, trying to steal my credit card information ! Wow!

I saw a brilliant promo for the onlytease sites, and went along to see what it cost and thats as far as I got!

Cant blame onlytease - Its the ccbill site. If they are doing this to me, how many others will get put off from joining ? Wow... Just wow!

Just tried for OnlyTease, but got to an Epoch signup page

It was the promo deal on onlyallsites - where you get all the sites...

Try again here: https://www.onlyallsites.com/Join

Same thing? I get the expired ccbill message again...

I can't speak for the 'old school' CCBill join pages, but their Flex Form ones seem to have the SSL certificate setup correctly.

https://www.zenra.net/img/forumtemp/ccbill.JPG

I'm just clicking the 30 days recurring at the top

http://i.imgur.com/1hKmO4f.png
http://i.imgur.com/b09zItj.png

Guess it must just be me then... I'm even getting it on the main ccBill site? Surly its not *just* me is it?

I got Epoch again :2 cents:

I do not get any ssl errors but I am being redirected to Epoch page as well.

I tried it with another browser and this time got epoch - However it still 'passed thru' ccbill on the way (Watch your URL bar closely) so there in lies the problem... For some reason chrome throws up ccbill as invalid and stops the process...

for me it goes to a ccbill link which gets auto redirected to epoch.

i got to ccbill old school page and no ssl warning., i am on chrome.

make sure your PC clock is set to correct time.

and
it doesnt mean,
ccbill is an attacker, and trying to steal your credit card information .

it means they are lazy and forgot to renew their ssl cert.

Yeah, well I know what it means, but I'm speaking from the position of a surfer who is not so savvy seeing that warning. If it was happening to everyone it would be a cause for alarm. As it appears its NOT everyone, but just me and a few others, then not so important :)

https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-check...ame=ccbill.com says it's good.

Can you try if https://www.thawte.com/ gives you an error too?

(Wondering if your Windows' trusted root certificate authorities list got messed up.)

And yes also verify that you have the correct date/time set in Windows.

twarte works perfectly for me. I am not on windows but on mac.

OS X 10.6.8 and chrome is Version 49.0.2623.112 (64-bit)
Admittedly looking at my chrome version lead me to a message that chrome is no longer supported on my OS version. Possibly could be the reason?

My time / date is set correctly.

Why would you be on a Mac and use Chrome? Why not just go PC then? Or use Safari?

Always a rebel. Sigh. LOL

I also use Chrome on a MacBook.. It's just a great browser. :)

I guess it could be, hard to tell.

Certificate checking can both rely on the operating system's store of trusted certificates, and on the browser's. If it's an outdated OS or browser, it could be the reason.

It was probably an SSL issuer certificate revocation problem, that also affected FirstChoicePay couple of days ago.

ccbill cert is fine there, better check your pc soft like firewall/browser