Interior Decor Studio Security Policy

Interior Decor Studio Security Policy

For your convenience and peace of mind, we have partnered with Amazon.com to provide you with a secure, reliable, and speedy e-commerce experience. All entries where confidential information is requested (such as credit card numbers) are handled by Amazon.com and transmitted using the Internet security protocol known as "Secure Sockets Layer" or "SSL." This is a certification and encryption technology designed to make using your credit card on the Internet as safe as possible.

Independent agencies report that, statistically speaking, using a credit card on the Internet through SSL is far safer than submitting your credit card to a clerk in the grocery store, or over an open telephone line. In fact, they report that there are no recorded instances of someone "breaking" SSL encryption and using credit card information stored therein for fraudulent purposes.

The SSL technology depends on secure Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) which are certified by an authorized certifying authority. Secure URLs always begin with "https://" rather than "http://" and if you are using one from a browser that recognizes SSL (including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, AOL's version 3, among others) you will generally also receive a preceding message and/or see a symbol, such as a lock, that signifies that you are on a secure page. Any information you enter on such a page is encrypted at your browser, sent over the public Internet in encrypted form, then de-encrypted at our servers.

In the unlikely case that your browser doesn't support SSL technology, you will receive an error message when trying to access our SSL page. For your protection, Amazon.com uses the highest site security encryption technology currently available on the Internet -- 128-bit key encryption is used to transmit your private information (such as name, address and credit card information that you enter on secure response forms) securely across the Internet.

The downside of this upgrade is the fact that some of the older versions of browsers--specifically, Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x and earlier--do not recognize 128-bit key encryption. If you are using an older browser, you may receive an error message when trying to enter the page where confidential information is requested. In these cases, we recommend upgrading to a more current version of your browser.

If you have any questions about SSL technology or security on the Web, please click here to send our webmaster an email containing your question.

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