Tiger booking site has expired security certificate?

[jehane]

Hi all, sorry if this has been posted elsewhere, I didn't see it on a quick skim through thread titles.

I've just tried to book a couple of Tiger flights, but both firefox and ie tell me that the security certificate for the site has expired (a couple of days ago). Anyone know anything about this? I booked on their site about a week ago with no problems.

THanks,
J

 

[gilby08]

Not too sure what the deal would be on that, but i don't think it would be anything to stress out about.
But going, offtopic i'm sure it's another way to get ancillary revenue.
"If you want to make a secure booking, just pay $10 for a secure site with a valid certificate!"

 

[samh004]

"If you want to make a secure booking, just pay $10 for a secure site with a valid certificate!"

Stop giving them ideas! :evil:

 

[Mal]

The issue has been corrected, and a new certificate installed that expires 17/10/2010.

Wait for the same issue again next year

An expired cert by itself isn't bad if you know and trust the website providing it. Most browsers will advise of the issue though.

 

[ethernet]

I had to close Firefox altogether and restart - something hanging around in cache I think.

I just tried to book BKK to KUL/SIN for around 30 December but they seem to want premium prices - even Jetstar was more reasonable -

I think they misplaced their whiteboard of reminders and do/donts.

 

[BAM1748]

Hi all, sorry if this has been posted elsewhere, I didn't see it on a quick skim through thread titles.

I've just tried to book a couple of Tiger flights, but both firefox and ie tell me that the security certificate for the site has expired (a couple of days ago). Anyone know anything about this? I booked on their site about a week ago with no problems.

THanks,
J

I wouldn't have expected anything less of Tiger.

 

[straitman]

I wouldn't have expected anything less of Tiger.

..... or anything more for that matter :!: