Edit: At OpenDNS, if you block a domain, it assumes you want a wildcard block... so enter example.com, and it'll block *.example.com. Source.

http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/132705-how-can-i-emulate-a-wildcard-in-the-windows-hosts-file

* Wildcard support

I would defiantly recommend VMBox. Free Wildcard SSL is a $20/yr value in itself and a great bonus!

http://lowendbox.com/blog/vmbox-co-5month-or-48year-2gb-ovz-in-us-or-nl-free-wildcard-ssl/

-Free Wildcard AlphaSSL!

http://budgetvz.com Use BVZAugust code to get 10% recurring discount. Too bad EvoBurst1G plan is out of stock.

Yeah, but up until recently the "couple of dollars" wildcard certs weren't as widely available.

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You can also get a @VMbox VPS, and they give you a 1 year wildcard cert for free. They used to have VPS a plan for $3/mo, but now the lowest is $5/mo. Also $20/year is still available.

.... ok hostmybytes here I come. I'd say $5 are an acceptable amount to spend for a wildcard certificate.

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I don't see wildcard available, am I missing something? I think you are talking about multi-domain certs, which are different than wildcard certs.

I don't trust people reselling SingleHop certs outside of their terms. I'm pretty happy with GoGetSSL's own branded wildcard, which is just Comodo marked down a little. It's $42 for a reseller, which

It was worth it to me. I ended up getting two wildcard certs, but one of them has a lot of domains on it.

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I spent the $59 to become Level 2 certified at StartSSL. Now I can generate as many regular and wildcard SSL certificates for free as I need over the next two years, for domains that I own.

Nowadays I can get both normal and wildcards for free. And yes, it's trusted (at least mine - not sure if the one you mentioned is the same type) - the site in my signature uses one of them.

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I still spend around $80 to buy wildcard at ssls. How can the price be so different? Does their $4.99 certs support all browsers? What's the renewal price?