How To Scream Unsecured
May 02, 2006
I was considering purchasing something from a foreign site today (I'm not going to name names), but then I noticed this link on the order form page:

I'm speechless!
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On 05/02/2006 at 12:19:13 PM EDT kola wrote:
1
Strange, if you click through they also give you the option to "Return to regular (not secure) mode"
On 05/02/2006 at 1:48:14 PM EDT Dan Roberts wrote:
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Was there also a box checked by default titled "Please share my credit card information with 3rd parties"?
On 05/02/2006 at 3:25:51 PM EDT Christopher Wigginton wrote:
3
Just a little safety tip. Get a pre-paid cash card such as AMX Gift Card or their Traveler Check Card. or from Visa which has similar options. Only put in a small amount and use that card for your online purchases. That way if someone lifts your card, you'll only be out what was on the card, and there's a good chance the card will have safety measures as well and there's no danger of identity theft.
On 05/03/2006 at 10:47:51 AM EDT noname wrote:
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haha ... I've seen that around ... I can't remember where, but was it a flower shop? Anyhow, I remember my brother used the site and didn't notice that link and yes, his card got used in Britain - but he was lucky and the credit card company reembursed him.
On 05/03/2006 at 11:06:57 AM EDT Pete Freitag wrote:
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No it wasn't a flower shop, it was a domain registrar.
I wouldn't order from an overseas flower shop anyways because they keep spamming my blog comments.
On 06/01/2006 at 5:50:51 PM EDT Frank Thompson wrote:
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On the topic of going that "extra step". I generally use Discover Card's "Secure Online Account Numbers". These are one time use numbers for use online. That way if anyone get's ahold of the CC number it doesn't much matter. Though I still would never use a site without a secure server.
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I wouldn't order from an overseas flower shop anyways because they keep spamming my blog comments.



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