What is Verisign Certification?

Verisign Certificates provide peace of mind by certifying that your data is sent via a secure HTTP connection in an encrypted manner.

How can I tell if a page is secure?

You can tell when the page is secure because the address changes to HTTPS instead of HTTP, and the requesting browser will display the 'Padlock' icon at the bottom of the page. You might also get a browser message pop up which confirms the page is secure.

What is encryption?

Encryption is the process of scrambling data. There are many different (and complicated) ways to scramble and unscramble information. This section provides a brief description of encryption without going into too much technical detail.

On the Internet, there are two main uses for encryption. One occurs when you visit a "secure" Web site, such as an online store or shopping mall. This is called server-side encryption because it uses the Digital ID given to the server (computer) that runs the Web site. The other use occurs when you send or receive encrypted e-mail. In both cases, the encryption process involves exchanging public keys.

When encrypting information, the encryption process is done with either a public or a private key and then decrypted with the matching public or private key. Think of it as a lock that requires one key to close the lock and another key to open the lock. For example, when you visit a secure Web site, your computer receives the Web site's public key. When your computer sends information to the Web site, your computer encrypts it using the Web site's public key. The only way to decrypt the information you are sending is with the Web site's private key.

How will my product be delivered?

• As soon as you complete your purchase you will receive an email confirming the details of your order and the expected time frames for delivery.
• In addition to the live tracking feature on your account, you will be advised as soon as your item has been despatched from our warehouse to our delivery partner company.
• They will then contact you to confirm the exact delivery date and time, should this not be suitable you will have the opportunity to reschedule for a more convenient date and time. Rest assured that you can contact us at any point should you require any additional information.

For your safety and security, we require that you enter your card verification number (also called card security code, CVV, CVV2, or CID). The verification number is the last 3 digits of the printed number.