Shopping online with TechnoChallenged.com is completely safe and secure. At TechnoChallenged.com, I include a page such as this one explaining security and privacy online to reflect my commitment to your concerns.

I also make sure visitors to my site understand security issues. Netizens on older browsers may not be aware that their software does not recognize the industry standard security certificates currently in place online. This page will help explain how to tell an order application is secure. All in an effort to instill confidence in my Web site's security.

Your right to privacy and security is of the utmost importance to TechnoChallenged.com. My shopping application is safe and secure protecting both your personal information and all credit card transactions. I will never sell, divulge, disseminate or give away any information submitted to this site to outside parties for any reason! This is my personal promise to you, my loyal customers!

You know you are doing business with an established reliable company. The IStudio^® has been online for over 10 years and specializes in unique, quality juried products and services that I have personally used and/or reviewed to ensure the integrity of the information I am providing. Quality is only the beginning as TechnoChallenged.com without a doubt provides the highest levels of customer service.

TechnoChallenged.com guards your security and privacy through the measures outlined below.

All purchase transactions take place on a secure server. Don't just take my word for it - it's simple to determine whether you are on a secure site using security-enabled Web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.1 or greater and Netscape Navigator version 2.0 or greater.

For example, on a secure page you will notice the following indicators that it is secure:

Using Netscape:

• Your Location Bar should show a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that uses an https: address, as opposed to an http: address.
• The security lock icon (in 3.0 versions it's a key and in 4.0 versions it's a padlock in the lower left corner) should be a complete key or a lock in the locked position.

Using Internet Explorer:

• Your Location Bar should show a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that uses an https: address, as opposed to an http: address.
• A security lock icon is displayed on the status bar at the bottom of your screen.

In addition, our order system utilizes industry-standard Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology that encrypts any information that is transferred across the Internet from your computer to our servers and databases. The information that is encrypted includes:

• Your name
• Address, phone number and e-mail address
• Personal information
• Your credit card number