Security in DeshiCards.com.au

Security: Protecting your order information is our priority. We use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to protect the security of your online order information. SSL encrypts your order information to avoid the decoding of that information by anyone other than our store. This means you'll be unable to inadvertently place an order through an unsecured connection. To check the security of your connection, look at the lower left-hand corner of your browser window after accessing the server. If you see an unbroken key or a closed lock (depending on your browser), SSL is active. You can also double-check by looking at the URL line of your browser: When accessing a secure server, the first characters of the site address will change from "http" to "https." Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology uses common browsers; for example, 3.0 versions or higher of Netscape Navigator and versions 3.02 or higher of Internet Explorer. Some versions of browsers and some firewalls don't permit communication through secure servers. In that case, you'll be unable to connect to the server, which means you won't be able to mistakenly place an order through an unsecured connection. It is our policy to never send private information, such as your credit card number, via email. In fact, this is a policy we recommend you adopt in all of your Internet activities.    If you setup your browser not to accept cookies you might not be able to place an order with us. A "cookie" is a small piece of information that many web sites use to help make shopping online easier. This information is stored on your computer's hard drive. We do not store personally identifiable information in your cookie. We use cookies in order to improve your shopping experience. When you visit our store, your cookie helps us keep track of your shopping preferences. If you choose to register with us, your cookie allows us to recognize you when you return to our site and provides you with access to your account information. Your cookie also assists us in keeping track of your shopping bag. Cookies are no more dangerous than the web page viewed along with them. Since they can only be read by your browser and the site that issues them, you should attach the same level of trust to cookies as you do to the site that issues them as a whole.