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Integration settings
Shopping cart post security
My company will only post digitally signed carts. [?]not ticked
API callback URL (Level 2 integrations only) [?]
Specify a URL for Google to notify you of new orders and changes in order state. You must provide the URL of a server running 128-bit SSLv3 or TLS. [?]
API callback URL:https://stargate.terrassl.net/candlewithcare.co.uk
Callback method:
XMLticked
e.g. <google-order-number>123</google-order-number>
HTML (name/value pairs)
e.g. google-order-number=123

Advanced settingsall the following are ticked
Please note that any changes to these settings will modify the API messages that Google delivers. It is strongly recommended that you first test any changes to these settings on the Sandbox test server.[?]
Provide the first name, last name and full name of the buyer and order recipient in separate fields in the new order notification.
Notifications must include any amounts involving a Google promotion.
Return the buyer's ship-to phone number in the new order notification.
Return the buyer's billing phone number in the new order notification.
Require notification acknowledgments to specify the serial number of the notification.
For sure, your API callback setting is wrong. If you follow the instruction you will notice that it should be your https url plus googlecheckout/responsehandler.php so the final result should be something like https://www.someurl.com/googlechecko...nsehandler.php

I am not sure that google support shared ssl and even if google does, you might want to check that your ssl is on the list of approved vendors.

Also, uncheck all the options under advanced setting and then switch to sandbox so the ssl issue can be tested separate.

So here is a good troubleshopping approach:

Change your API callback to the appropriate setting
Change your setting on the admin side to sandbox
Test GCO without SSL

report back.