Sighost ordering uses Secure Server Transactions   Is ordering from you website safe? When you order from this site, you are sent to a secure server.   This means the order pages utilize encryption between your browser and the server to make it difficult for data to be intercepted.   In addition, our vendors have been "signed" by a service which validates the site's security.   Vendors displaying an image like the one on the right claim to be secure. That's nice, but how do I really know? A secure connection will be indicated by an address beginning with https:// and by a LOCK icon in your browser like one of the following.   Internet Explorer 6   Firefox 1.0.7 A security dialog may also appear when you load the page.   With most browsers, you can double-click the lock to view a "security certificate".   If you don't see a LOCK icon, or can't view a site's security certificate, DON'T order online as either your browser or the site may be unable to secure the transaction.   Order over the phone or by mail instead. FYI: SRO Software (Sighost creator) has been selling products on-line for over 10 years and we have yet to experience a single security issue.   Our experience (and statistics) show on-line ordering to be as safe as phone or mail orders.   Even so, you should not exceed your comfort level when dealing with credit card security.