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STORESONLINE PREVENTS CUSTOMERS FROM BEING RIPPED OFF

Online individuals have increasingly gained trust in the Internet as a functioning market to buy and sell goods with out being ripped off. This trust is rooted in the abilities of companies, including Storesonline merchant companies, offering safe and secure portals to transfer sensitive information.

Storesonline allows merchants to display online products that allow customers to view and buy such products without being ripped off. This happens as customers shop at sites that are secured through SSL technology. This technology encrypts the customer's sensitive information (i.e. Credit Card info, Billing info, Shipping info, etc.) while it is transmitted to the receiving site. In essence, it scrambles the purchase information customers send over the Internet, helping to secure their transaction against fraud. Therefore, SSL encryption helps customers from being ripped off.

Storesonline urges its merchants to explain to their customers which technology, such as SSL, is employed to secure their sensitive information. Merchants can do this on their shopping-cart page. This is a good page to remind customers of such technology, because the credit card information of the customer is entered into forms on this page and subsequently submitted to the hosting server of the various online possessors.

If merchants explicitly state the technologies, customers will have the firm sense of security they need to make online purchases today and in the future from the merchant's site.

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