We have industry standard security for our website. Your name, your personal information and especially your credit card number are NEVER stored on the Internet with our system. Once you type your information, it is sent instantly, encrypted, directly to our order processing system, which is on a server separate from the internet. We employ the latest 128-bit encryption technology in all areas of the site which require you to provide your personal or account information. These include online ordering, order status, catalog request and sweepstakes forms. This is done to protect you from unauthorized use of the information you are sending to our server.

Payment Methods

• We accept major credit cards including VISA, MasterCard and American Express
• We accept PaypPal payment, please pay electronics_paymentwebsecuremail.com at the end of your checkout process. We only ship to confirmed address
• For other payment methods, such as by check, money order or wire transfer, please download our POF - printable order form here, fill it out with the items you are interested, mail or fax it to us

Coupon

Several marketing promotions may be on-going simultaneously. We only allow the use of one discount coupon per purchase.

Privacy Statement and Terms of Use

This Privacy Notice and our Terms of Use will change over time. Please check this page periodically as you continue to use our site to see if any changes have been made. This privacy notice was most recently changed on March 1st, 2005.

We will not be liable to customer for any damages beyond the amount of money that customer has actually paid.

We don't sell products to persons under the age of 18. If you are under the age of 18, you are required seek the approval of your parent or guardian to purchase products from this site.

We use information that we collect from our visitors to personalize and improve your visit at our website. We gather the following types of information:

Information you give us: We collect any information which you enter on our Web site. This information is normally provided when you search, buy, participate in a contest, sweepstakes or on-line survey, or when you communicate with any of our departments such as customer service, sales or technical services through our Web site, telephone, mail or fax. You also provide information when you put a purchase with use. Examples of the type of information you may supply us with include your name, address, telephone number, credit card information, e-mail addresses.

Orders: If you place an order we use a secure order form which requires you to provide contact, billing, and financial information. This information is transmitted to your credit card company to authorize your purchase.

We will never share any telephone number(s), e-mail addresses, or credit card information which you have given us with any marketing partner(s) or any unrelated 3rd party. We may, however, share your name and postal mailing address with a few carefully selected marketing partners. You may opt-out of sharing this information at any time by email us.

Credit card companies and shippers: When you buy something from us we send your credit card information, name, billing address and the amount of your purchase to your credit card company to verify and authorize the purchase. Your name, telephone number and shipping information must be provided to third party shippers such as UPS, Federal Express and the United States Postal Service to deliver your purchase. .

Link to Third Party Site: Our Web site contains certain links to third party sites, we are not responsible or liable for the privacy practices or content found on these sites. We suggest that you check the Privacy Notice of each site you visit.

We will release personally identifiable information to third parties and organizations when we believe it is appropriate for us to do so to comply with the law. We will also do so to cooperate with law enforcement investigations, comply with court orders or subpoenas, protect the legal rights of us and our users, or when we believe it is needed for fraud protection and/ or credit risk reduction.

We employ the latest 128-bit encryption technology in all areas of the site which require you to provide your personal or account information, including online ordering, order status, catalog request and most contest forms. Your name, your personal information and especially your credit card number are safely stored in our systems behind our firewall. Once you type your personal information, it is sent instantly, encrypted, directly to our order processing system which is on a server separate from our internet server. To make sure you have the latest security features on your browser, you may want to download the most recent version of your favorite browser, which should have full SSL support.

SSL Data Encryption

We use 128-bit SSL encryption to make the transaction safe.

Every time you access our secure site, you use SSL authentication. When you buy a product online, the payment page address should start with https://, rather than the normal http://. This signifies that that page is being served securely using SSL, which stands for Secure Socket Layer. When your browser tries to access a secure page, it will first check the site's security certificate. Certificates are awarded to sites by third party providers who perform background checks on the applicants. The certificate is used by your browser to determine that the secure connection is being made with the correct site. If there is a problem with the authenticity, or the certificate has expired, a warning will be given. Certificate verification is just the first part of the SSL handshake, the term used to describe the process by which the browser and server agree an encryption method.

The server sends the browser its public key, which is tied to the certificate and is always the same string. The browser then combines this with a randomly generated string which it returns to the server.Both server and browser now use this string to create session keys that they will use for the rest of the connection to encrypt data. The browser then verifies that it has finished locking its part of the session, and the server reciprocates. The rest of the transmission is now encrypted using the session keys.

This depends on the type of encryption used, which is determined by the browsers capabilities. Modern browsers support 128 bit encryption, which creates 34 followed by 37 zeros different combinations. This is as pretty much close to impossible as codes can get. One method used to break the code is known as a man-in-the-middle attack. This is where an unauthorized script sends its own certificate back to the browser, and fakes the browser's request to the server. Therefore, rather than validating with each other, the browser and server are validating with the unauthorized program. There are 300 billion trillion times as many keys as with 40-bit encryption. It is virtually impossible for an unauthorized party to find the right key, even if they are equipped with the best computers.