Maverick Flags

[bluewillow]

Has Maverick Flags closed for business, website seems to be gone?

Cheers
Matt

[black hat miniatures]

Has Maverick Flags closed for business, website seems to be gone?

Cheers
Matt

Seems fine for me...

http://www.maverick-models.com/

[Jemima Fawr]

They did migrate the website a year or two back, so are you perhaps using the old address (though it did normally re-direct)? 

I only bought some flags from him last week, so all seems good.

[Vis Bellica]

Great flags and service BTW. One of my go-to suppliers of flags.

[vtsaogames]

Great flags and service BTW. One of my go-to suppliers of flags.

What he said.

[bluewillow]

Seems fine for me...

http://www.maverick-models.com/

All I am getting is

“This site can’t provide a secure connection

www.maverick-models.com sent an invalid response.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR”

Possibly needs to be updated to HTTPS

Cheers
Matt

[vtsaogames]

Works for me, McAfee anti-virus not complaining.

[Jemima Fawr]

All I am getting is

“This site can’t provide a secure connection

www.maverick-models.com sent an invalid response.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR”

Possibly needs to be updated to HTTPS

Cheers
Matt

That does sound like the problem.  Some people had the same error message from my site before I upgraded to https.

[bluewillow]

Interesting could be my apple products ….

[The Grim Mariner]

My go to site.

Bought lots from him this month with no issues at all.

[Daeothar]

This happens on my websites all the time; the SSL certificate needs to be updated. I'm not tech savvy enough to do this myself, so the problems persist, as most browsers will flag websites with an old certificate as dangerous/suspect, even though 99,9% of them are not.

They have the same issue. You can probably mitigate this problem manually by adding an 's' to the website's 'http' in your browser...

[Jemima Fawr]

This happens on my websites all the time; the SSL certificate needs to be updated. I'm not tech savvy enough to do this myself, so the problems persist, as most browsers will flag websites with an old certificate as dangerous/suspect, even though 99,9% of them are not.

They have the same issue. You can probably mitigate this problem manually by adding an 's' to the website's 'http' in your browser...

Yeah, I had to do mine recently, as the site wouldn't back up until I did.  However, the process was insane gibberish, so I can fully understand why some people don't bother.  Thankfully, I have a daughter who is fluent in Gibberish...

[Fred Mills]

Love Maverick flags. Awesome service. Too bad of the wee connection issues.

+1 on the "daughter who speaks Gibberish." Me too. Almost pays for all those years of tuition! :-)

[vtsaogames]

... Thankfully, I have a daughter who is fluent in Gibberish...

I am fluent in old school mainframe gibberish, not so much in newer PC gibberish... General concepts similar but syntax often quite different.