Online Shopping
Quick Facts
Shopping on the Internet can be economical, convenient, and no less safe than shopping in
a store or by mail. To help keep your online shopping experience a safe one:
Pay by credit or charge card, for maximum consumer protections.
Check out the terms of the deal, like refund policies and delivery dates.
Print and save records of your online transactions. You can buy with confidence that your
personal data and credit card information is protected with state of the art encryption
technology. When buying from this site your payment transaction takes place off our
website, and your information is secured using one of our integrated Checkout Partners:
Paypal
How to Report Online Shopping Fraud
If you have problems during a transaction, try to work them out directly with the seller,
buyer or site operator. If that doesn't work, file a complaint with:
the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/complaint.
Your state Attorney General, using contact information at naag.org.
Your county or state consumer protection agency. Check the blue pages of the phone
book under county and state government, or visit consumeraction.gov and look under
"Where to File a Complaint."
Quick Facts
Shopping on the Internet can be economical, convenient, and no less safe than shopping in
a store or by mail. To help keep your online shopping experience a safe one:
Pay by credit or charge card, for maximum consumer protections.
Check out the terms of the deal, like refund policies and delivery dates.
Print and save records of your online transactions. You can buy with confidence that your
personal data and credit card information is protected with state of the art encryption
technology. When buying from this site your payment transaction takes place off our
website, and your information is secured using one of our integrated Checkout Partners:
Paypal
How to Report Online Shopping Fraud
If you have problems during a transaction, try to work them out directly with the seller,
buyer or site operator. If that doesn't work, file a complaint with:
the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/complaint.
Your state Attorney General, using contact information at naag.org.
Your county or state consumer protection agency. Check the blue pages of the phone
book under county and state government, or visit consumeraction.gov and look under
"Where to File a Complaint."
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