Users of Netscape Navigator 3 will need to go through a 2 minute root rollover process as of July 27th, 1998 to avoid seeing a short warning message when they connect to our Secure Server. This is true not only for our sever, but any secure server you access who use's the Thawte Digital Security Certificate. This warning will inform you that the root certificate for the certificate issuer has expired. You can choose to connect as normal, or to cancel viewing the secure site.

This update procedure is outlined at: http://www.thawte.com/certs/server/rollover.html

Every Navigator 3 user will only need to do this once, and then their browser will work without this warning notice until the year 2020. This rollover affects only those users connecting to a Thawte certificate with Netscape Navigator 3.x . It does not effect IE users or Verisign certificates at this time.

After July 27th, 1998 those users who have not gone through the quick rollover process will see a dialog box stating that the root certificate that issued this site cert has expired, and will give you the option to continue or cancel. If you choose not to go through the "roll over" process, The "continue" button will let you establish a secure session as usual. However, The quick rollover process eliminates these warnings till 2020.

Note: Even with the warning notice, at no time is your personal information at risk. For your safety, All transactions are processed on our secure sever.