pretty pretty please do you have

[penny291]

this is what I get, maybe my own computer security being extra careful??/

https://www.pppay.com/

[ladynuttiepig]

penny l get that as well as other stuff
l lost the head so l loged in all looked ok to me the payment l was looking for is pending

[cornishmaid1961]

Penny your link looks fine to me. No pink ,or maroon, or any warnings just the normal pppay green log in page. The same with inchy's link. You and Nuttie must be seeing something different to me. I'm on IE7.

[RonOne]

this is what I get, maybe my own computer security being extra careful??/

https://www.pppay.com/

That link is fine for me, no problems.
maybe your ISP is at fault.

I'm on IE8 and BTinternet.com

[penny291]

No, i could go on and get the page, it is just my security telling me it may not be safe, it has obviously detected something, but seems okay when i go on

[inchworm]

i'm on IE7 and use virgin media

praps the problem is summat to do with the recent server changeover?

i've had probs myself, not with the pppay site, but using pppay via ebid

i wanted to pay a seller for 24 items, the seller had already sent me a combined invoice.
but everytime i clicked on the pppay button i got error messages

i contacted support one evening, they emailed straight back and said they'd look into it, and the next day they emailed me and asked me to try again, it worked, and i paid the seller

i'm guessing that the problem was related to the changeover too.

[astral276]

IE complains about the certificate but Firefox doesn't.

The two browsers appear to be seeing two different certificates. Firefox see a certificate for pppay.com and IE sees one for eBid itself (*.ebid.net).

[craig7501]

http://www.pppay.com/