Creditcards

The Three Layers of Protection

Because of the 128 BIT military grade code and Secure Socket Layer Technology (SSL) it is actually safer to use your credit card on-line than it is to use it at a restaurant or brick and mortar retailer.
Thousands of online transactions are processed daily. The current security technology allows worry-free online transactions. In fact, several layers of protection work for you. Here are the cold hard facts.
Protection Layer One: Encryption
Your credit card information is encrypted using the 128-bit military grade SSL code. It takes a network of computers and a few months of work to break the code.
In essence, the Secure Socket Layer technology (SSL) makes is impossible to decipher the information even if someone manages to filter out these tiny bits of code in the gigabytes of spam and other useless data that is clogging the internet at any moment.
Protection Layer Two: Address Verification System (AVS)
Stealing someone's credit card number makes no sense to a thief because they will not be able to use it anyway. Here's why: when you order online, you must submit your billing address. If it does not match the transaction will not go through.
Sometimes the AVS blocks even a legitimate order. For example, you move to a new address but forget to notify your credit card company. When submitting an order make sure your billing address matches the one on your credit card statement!
Protection Layer Three: Zero Liability Policy
All major credit cards emphasize that online shopping is safe. You enjoy zero liability on non-authorize purchases if someone has access to your credit card.
-What do you do if your statement contains something that you did not order? -Exactly, you call your credit card company and dismiss the charge.
It's that simple.

The truth is, that using a credit card online is the safest way to order!

-- How do I know that the server is REALLY secure?
There are two independent elements built in your web-browser. First of all it's the security indicator on your browser's bottom bar. It is either a yellow padlock or an unbroken key. They look like this:

It may be necessary to enter your information more than one time to get approved. Some debit cards can't be used for international purchases. Please check with your bank.

If you don't have a credit card and you live in the US you can go to the nearest US Bank office and buy a prepaid VISA for any amount up to $500. If our kit sells for $140 you can purchase the card for $140. You can use any name and address for your purchase and the charge will be accepted at our web site.

When you click on the Klik and Pay flashing logo you will enter your name, address, etc. Then you will be taken to the banks secure encrypted servers where you enter your card information. Neither Klik and Pay nor we ever know your card number, expiration date or CVV number.
Klik and Pay has processed over 4000 cards for us without a single problem.
The information must match the information on file at the bank who issued the card.
1. Enter the name exactly as it appears on your card.

2. Enter your street address and zip (postal code) exactly as is recorded at the bank who issued your card.

3. Enter your credit card number with no spaces, dashes or slashes.

4. Enter the e-mail address that's on file with the bank.

5. Enter the CVV code from the card.

6. Fill out all required information.

        On the order form there is only one line for your address and one line for city,
         town and state.

        Example        Address           1234 Brown Rd.
                        Town or City   Cincinnati Ohio or Sydney Australia