Safety and Secure Shopping
We've got your back with top-notch encryption tech to safeguard your credit card and personal info. Your orders are secured with Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption.
Digital certificates use SSL tech to lock down data, the gold standard for shielding online chatter. SSL ensures your data's encrypted, servers are legit, messages are intact, and even lets you verify your identity (if you want). It's like a digital bouncer for your online hangouts. Plus, since SSL's baked into all major browsers and Web servers, just activating a digital certificate gets you rock-solid protection.
SSL comes in two flavors: 40-bit and 128-bit. Think of these as the lengths of the "secret handshake" your device uses to lock down each transaction. The longer the handshake, the tougher it is for hackers to crack. We roll with the 128-bit version, which is like a digital fortress compared to the 40-bit standard.
Secure Shopping Assurance:
When you're with us, your online shopping is locked down tight. Thanks to the Fair Credit Billing Act, your bank can't pin you for more than 50 bucks of dodgy charges. If your credit card goes rogue, just follow your bank's reporting rules to clear things up.
Digital certificates use SSL tech to lock down data, the gold standard for shielding online chatter. SSL ensures your data's encrypted, servers are legit, messages are intact, and even lets you verify your identity (if you want). It's like a digital bouncer for your online hangouts. Plus, since SSL's baked into all major browsers and Web servers, just activating a digital certificate gets you rock-solid protection.
SSL comes in two flavors: 40-bit and 128-bit. Think of these as the lengths of the "secret handshake" your device uses to lock down each transaction. The longer the handshake, the tougher it is for hackers to crack. We roll with the 128-bit version, which is like a digital fortress compared to the 40-bit standard.
Secure Shopping Assurance:
When you're with us, your online shopping is locked down tight. Thanks to the Fair Credit Billing Act, your bank can't pin you for more than 50 bucks of dodgy charges. If your credit card goes rogue, just follow your bank's reporting rules to clear things up.