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My pretty green SSL lock turned gray in Chrome today. Spent half a day setting that up. Just used Heroku @ExpeditedSSL add-on. 5 mins flat
— Joel Hooks (@jhooks) January 23, 2015
I wish we'd discovered @expeditedssl before dealing with all our SSL crap. Great looking service.
— nusii (@nusiiapp) July 8, 2014
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— Christoph Engelhardt (@itengelhardt) July 8, 2014
Took me all of 15 minutes to setup SSL with @ExpeditedSSL for one of our apps on @heroku. Love this service.
— Scott Nixon (@citadelgrad) July 8, 2014
If I'd had @expeditedssl when I launched each of my products I'd have literally days of my life back. Can't wait for an excuse to use it.
— trcull (@trcull) July 9, 2014
Stop wasting time trying to get SSL working on Heroku. Use @ExpeditedSSL and start smiling because you've got the afternoon off!
— Charlie Irish (@charlieirish) July 8, 2014
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— Angelo Iasevoli (@angelo_iasevoli) July 30, 2014
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— Doug Breaker (@dbreaker) December 11, 2014
I just used @ExpeditedSSL on @heroku. 5 mins .. done. A no-brainer (unless you like spending weekends dealing with SSL certs).
— Kevin Dewalt (@kevindewalt) February 6, 2015
@ExpeditedSSL Awesome service, and great customer suport! Shout out to Mike from Developer suport for force pushing my cert to Heroku. <3
— Sebastian Kellgren (@partlove) May 11, 2015
I love you @heroku but SSL and your platform is a nightmare. Just buy the expedited ssl add-on entirely and pull it into the platform
— Joel Oliveira (@jayroh) June 13, 2014
@expeditedssl - thank you for letting me not wrangle with SSL certs again!
— Barry Welch (@sleep) July 7, 2014
If anyone ever needs to get a SSL working with heroku custom domains I can heartily recommend Expedited SSL add-on
— World Of Proper (@worldofproper) July 8, 2014
Next time you need to set up SSL on Heroku, use @ExpeditedSSL. Takes about 5 min to set up. Potentially hours of headache saved for $15/mnt.
— Ville Sundberg (@villesundberg) April 9, 2015
@ExpeditedSSL I just wanted to say thank you for the super fast hookup on the SSL and support I received!
— Don Dikaio (@DonDikaio) July 15, 2014
One of the things I love about heroku and @ExpeditedSSL is I hardly ever have to worry about devopsy kind of stuff anymore.
— Ryan Castillo (@rmcastil) July 24, 2014
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— Maia Bittner (@maiab) July 30, 2014
.@ExpeditedSSL is worth every penny. Maybe similar automation is available for AWS ELBs…
— Chas Emerick (@cemerick) November 11, 2014Awesome - ExpeditedSSL truly takes the pain away from SSL certificate installations: https://t.co/Y6hKN7rneD @mbuckbee
— Jaana Kulmala (@jaanakulmala) February 1, 2015
Just solved all my Heroku SSL headaches with @ExpeditedSSL and now I never have to install a cert ever again.
— Matthew Lehner (@matthewpearse) July 8, 2014
Dealing with SSL sucks. Dealing with SSL through @ExpeditedSSL does not suck. If you're on @heroku, use it and save yourself the heartache.
— Aaron Francis (@aarondfrancis) July 8, 2014
PSA for Heroku users: @ExpeditedSSL is *the* way to get an SSL cert and configure SSL on Heroku. So much easier than before.
— Andrew Culver (@andrewculver) July 10, 2014
Just ran through @ExpeditedSSL's setup again and it's even easier than I remember. Doing Heroku SSL manually really is a fool's errand. :-)
— Andrew Culver (@andrewculver) July 23, 2014
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— Adetola (@adetolaadewodu) October 10, 2014https://t.co/woNd9OPtYI is a brilliant product for anyone using Heroku to do custom development for clients.
— Paul McMahon (@pwim) November 17, 2014Painless setup and pretty great customer service. We're definitely using @ExpeditedSSL on all future projects @playfrisly
— Fred Diego (@7iDiego) January 31, 2015
Very impressed by the freaky fast support from @mbuckbee at ExpeditedSSL - big thanks!!
— Adam Jacox (@adamjacox) April 3, 2015
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