Judy- Are you actually seeing a certificate notice on MyAccount that says the certificate has expired? I don't--but if I force the "rootsweb.ancestry.com" URL rather than the correct rootsweb.com URL when accessing MyAccount I Do get a certificate notice that says the certificate is current and valid but the domain name doesn't match--which would be accurate. Joan In a message dated 3/29/2009 1:47:01 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, cageycat@gmail.com writes: Internet Companies often have a Security Certificate that basically says "I'm the site I say I am and I've been certified as legit." The Cert is renewable, I believe, yearly. Browsers know to check for the Cert when you access a Site. The popup notice is to basically tell you "This company has not re-certified; they had certified before; proceed at your own risk." Most times, legit companies are just late re-certifying. Judy

No, I don't get any notice. I was only explaining what a Security Certificate is and what a notice of expiration means.. Judy On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 3:34 PM, <JYoung6180@aol.com> wrote: > Judy- > > Are you actually seeing a certificate notice on MyAccount that says the > certificate has expired? I don't--but if I force the " > rootsweb.ancestry.com" URL > rather than the correct rootsweb.com URL when accessing MyAccount I Do get > a > certificate notice that says the certificate is current and valid but the > domain name doesn't match--which would be accurate. > > Joan