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| Shop With Confidence Your Information is Secure! |
The Internet is a dangerous and scary place for shopping on-line. Here at DriveWerks, we acknowledge that you may have some concerns regarding your use of your credit card on-line: I would like to place an order, but I don't want to give out my credit card number on the Internet? Not a problem - you can simply place your order and give a follow-up call to our toll-free number (1-888-280-7799) where a friendly and helpful Customer Service Representative will be glad to add your credit card information to your order. If you have ordered from us in the past, there is no need to disclose your credit card information again - we will pull it from our encrypted archives and add it to your order. This minimizes the amount of time that your credit card information is available and transmitted through the Internet, and eliminates the chances of any hacker interception. I'm worried about using my credit card to place an order. What can go wrong? Nearly all credit card companies have consumer-friendly policies that promote the use of bank debit cards and credit cards over the Internet. Federal Law dictates that the maximum amount you can be liable for if your card is stolen is $50. Even if someone charges $10,000 worth of merchandise on your card, the maximum you will be liable for is $50, and in almost all cases, that amount is waived by your credit card company. How does DriveWerks protect customer information? All data transmitted to and from the DriveWerks site is encrypted by what is called a Secure Sockets Layer, or SSL. We use state-of-the-art 128-bit SSL encryption certificates issued by VeriSign - the Internet's leading, and safest provider of security for Ecommerce websites. All important information is encrypted using this technology before it leaves your computer. The encrypted information is then received by our website, placed behind a secure firewall, and then decrypted in order to process your order. You can always be sure that your information is secure by spotting the small lock icon in the bottom status bar of your browser: |