It doesn't make a difference. Just because a site is SSL-encrypted doesn't make it a site you should trust with your paypal credentials. The only site you sho

It doesn't make a difference. Just because a site is SSL-encrypted doesn't make it a site you should trust with your paypal credentials. The only site you should trust with your paypal credentials is paypal. And the only way to be sure you're talking to paypal is to see paypal in the address bar with an SSL-encrypted session. (At least, that's what the whole web, browsers and CA's alike, have been striving to ensure is the case since the web has had encryption.)