Security: Online

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Just like on Main Street, it makes sense online to deal only with a Web business that you can trust.

vacationtechnician.com travel payment policy is to use Bank Wire Transfer. We will provide you with wire instructions upon making your reservation with us.

Rather than ask you to send your sensitive financial information to us over the internet unencrypted -as many travel agencies and tour operators presently do...we have opted for 100% secure electronic payment options.

This policy protects us all ..from fraudulent security risks currently proliferating online worldwide: Check Fraud, Credit Card Fraud & identity theft. We hope you understand.

Vacationtechnician.com Internet Payment Tip:

If you decide to send payment to any party over the internet use the following tips. Ensure that the vendor protects your financial information utilizing SSL 128 bit encryption. Simply stated, this step transforms your private credit card details into code before it leaves your computer.

That insures if captured en-route by a fraudulent third party, it will just be a useless string of computer code, no more. Failure to use encryption opens your data up to interception by hackers and criminals.

Unless of course, they are these hackers, which supports our call for secure wire transfer of your travel deposit and payments.

RED ALERT: many travel tour operators do not protect your credit card information during their online registration transaction.

Q: What's all the fuss?

A: Identity/credit theft is the top consumer fraud complaint in America. A stolen idenity can take months or years to correct.

It is easy to determine if the page that you intend to provide your credit card information is secure/encrypted.

Here's how to confirm a secure connection for small priced items:

Step #1. Look at the address bar in your browser. If it shows the following at the beginning of the URL (website address) it is NOT a secure/encrypted web page.

http://www. --->

Step #2. Again look at the address bar in your browser. This time you will notice a one letter difference at the beginning of the URL (website address). This is a secure/encrypted web page.

At the top of the page, the Web address begins with HTTPS instead of just HTTP:

Just as in the real world, it makes sense online to deal only with Web businesses that you can trust. VT security begins with your secure order on our website, but it doesn't end there. Our interest in your security sets the standard for the women's travel industry.

In addition to the extra >s< you will notice the following locked icons residing on status bar in the bottom right corner of your browser.

Netscape Navigator Icon

The status bar at the bottom of the browser window displays a padlock or key icon:

vacationtechnician protects your financial information utilizing SSL 128 bit encryption.

Finally, look at the security certificate.

For instance, in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0, you can click File, Properties, and see whether secure protocol is being used. In Netscape, you can get additional security information by clicking on the padlock symbol in the toolbar at the TOP of the browser page (Netscape 7 the icon is lower right).

We value your trust and well being and will always be bound to conserve it. Client security is an issue being sorely neglected by the travel industry worldwide.

vacationtechnician security begins with your order, but it doesn't end there. Our investment in your security sets the standard for the travel industry. Find out why right here.

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