Security

Information flows freely on the Internet, and it's relatively easy for someone to tap into some of that flow and retrieve information. Your e-mail can be read without you knowing it, and the information that you submit and retrieve from Web sites is similarly vulnerable--unless you're using security. The Netscape and Microsoft browsers allow for information coming into and going out of your computer over the Internet to be encrypted, so that if it is intercepted it will be illegible. That way, confidential information like credit card numbers can be transmitted securely. To indicate a secure page, both Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer show a closed lock at the bottom of the page, like this: You will see this lock on our check out page.

You may also right click on your mouse on our check-out screen and click on Certificates. You will see a guarantee of security.

This is our guarantee of security certificate:

We appreciate your concern!

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