Oh yes exactly, especially since they don't have much planned budget for it (small firms) it ends either with a lot of dirty proxying to have an HTTPS middle po

Oh yes exactly, especially since they don't have much planned budget for it (small firms) it ends either with a lot of dirty proxying to have an HTTPS middle point, just because someone screwed up without paying attention to what they were actually doing, or with a secondary domain for the office.