In the midst of recent credit card information precautions
due to incidents at major retailers Target and Michael’s, we find it necessary
to address particular concerns regarding our own website’s security. Despite
recent claims of subsequent charges stemming off of recent purchases from Nile
Corp. we have taken proper measures regarding investigation and security to
ensure that none of these claims have been directly correlated from shopping on
our website.
Our Promise
Our IT team has ensured that we are PCI compliant on all
levels. Our SSL encryption is 128 byte which makes it very difficult to break
into. We have up to date certification from Trustwave, Site Lock, McAfee, Go
Daddy SSL Certification, Business Consumer Alliance (BCA), Authorize.net, and
Paypal. You can click on the seal page to see all of our recent verifications and company information.
We want to ensure all of our valued customers that we greatly
appreciate your business and that your order information is safe with us. We
use Authorize.net and Paypal and do not store your credit card information on
our website’s database. You can regularly visit our SSL open source and verify
our security for your assurance.
How to Safely Shop Online
We’d like to take the time to educate our customers about
shopping safely online. Before putting in your credit card information you
should always make sure an online store is up to date on necessary
certifications and anti-virus programs. A common mistake with the rise of
online shopping is that consumers leave too much personal information on
computers that are open to viruses. To avoid having this happen to you shop on
secure websites only and thoroughly research the companies’ credentials. Pay
with a credit card, which offers better protection than other forms of payment.
When entering a credit card ensure that you see a padlock symbol in the browser and that the latest version of your browser is on. Be sure to check the seller’s privacy policy to ensure your credit card information will not be stored or shared with affiliates. We also recommend not making online purchases from a public or shared computer such as laptops and tablets that are using shared public wireless networks.
When entering a credit card ensure that you see a padlock symbol in the browser and that the latest version of your browser is on. Be sure to check the seller’s privacy policy to ensure your credit card information will not be stored or shared with affiliates. We also recommend not making online purchases from a public or shared computer such as laptops and tablets that are using shared public wireless networks.
By taking these simple preliminary precautions you can help
lessen the chance of putting yourself at risk from fraud online. We hope you
can trust us as your first choice for earring display holders, necklace display busts and jewelry making
supplies and continue to shop with confidence.
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