It is natural for those new to electronic purchasing to be concerned about security of personal and credit card details. In reality, a commerce transaction on the Internet is significantly more secure than a similar transaction or handing your credit card over the counter in a store.

To ensure that your credit card of other personal details are kept secure in transit on the Internet, we use a 128-bit digital certificate to encrypt the data going to and from the web site.  Look for the secure page entry messages that you get notified from your browser and for the web address to change to "https" (secure web page transfers). Clicking the yellow padlock that appears on your browser in this mode will inform you of the confirmed security details for the digital certificate.

If you fail to complete your order via this secure method (a common error message is "page failed to display"), it may be that your web browser is not capable of storing the later versions of this type of certificate, in which case we suggest an upgrade of your browser.