Credit Card Security

We operate a secure process for the collection and transmission of credit card information.

All credit card information is protected by encryption, so it cannot be read as it is transmitted over the Internet.

The encrypted data is transmitted using a secure socket layer (SSL) connection (a Netscape browser standard, adopted by Microsoft for their Internet Explorer and also adopted by other browser manufacturers).

How to tell if a server is secure

Look for one or more of these "secure connection" indicators on your browser:

• A security alert window tells you that you are about to use a secure connection.  Some browsers let you choose whether to display this window.
•  An SSL icon shows when you're in a secure connection:
•  A symbol of an open padlock changes to a closed padlock when you're in a secure connection.
•  A symbol of a "broken key" icon is replaced by an unbroken key.
•  The web site's address changes to one that begins with "https" (check for the "s").

Credit card details

Your credit card details are sent directly from this website to Paymate, an internationally recognised secure online payments agency.  Your credit card details do not come to us at any time.