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How To Avoid Online Credit Card Fraud
With the advent of modern technology, online shopping has become more and more popular. Who doesn't want to avoid the hassle of overcrowded roads and parking areas? However, many shoppers are still worried about the safety of shopping online. To set your mind at rest here are some safety rules and regulations.

When shopping online, go with those large, well-known companies. These are the ones that are most likely to use all the latest security measures. If you've never heard of a company and would like to purchase something from them online, research the web for details of their integrity. They should give a land address and telephone number.

Look to see if they use safety measures such as page encryption on their website. Their URL should have an 's' on the end of the http. They may also have a padlock icon in

the lower right of the page. A pop-up message may state you are about to enter a secure area. This will often be just before you need to pay.

There is a security code on the back of your credit card, called a card verification number or CVV. You have to give the last three numbers. This allows the transaction to go through and prevents anyone who does not have it from using your other details that they may have stolen.

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