Is there any less expensive sources for a certificate (AIR) than Thawte?

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Flex 3 - Digitally signing an AIR file:
You can also export and sign AIR files using Flex Builder, Dreamweaver, and the AIR update for ... Example: Getting an AIR Developer Certificate from Thawte

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Flex 3 - Export Release Build:
Sign the application using a VeriSign or Thawte digital certificate ... If you have multiple projects and applications open in Flex Builder, select the AIR

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Signing your AIR applications with Flex Builder is a simple process. ... you acquired above from Thawte (or any registered certificate authority).

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Last I looked, there were only three companies selling AIR-compatible code
signing certs, the third being Comodo. There was uncertainty about whether
using one of their certs would actually result in a green checkmark in the
installer because they're not a top-level provider: they chain from Thawte, and
it wasn't certain that the AIR installer would follow the cert chain up to
someone it trusted.

So, I got a Thawte cert and haven't looked at the issue since. If you decide
to roll the dice, let us know how it comes out, okay?

I took the published directory that AIR created and used Inno setup on it. In
installed programs my company name appears, plus I have put a key in from Inno.
The customer has to have AIR 1.1 installed. I still don't see what
certifying does other than Thawte and VeriSign get richer for doing virtually
nothing. What do you think?

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