Super Casuals understands your concerns over Internet security. Because we share
your concerns, we've have a highly secure online ordering process - one that lets
you shop and order with confidence.The result is a Web site that offers you the
high level of service, convenience and trustworthiness our customers have come
to expect from us during our 50-year history.
The Secure Order Process
Our site provides advanced security for your online purchases. The following
section describes how the secure order process works, from start to finish.
1. Starting Your Order
Every purchase at SuperCasuals.com is secure, and clicking a Checkout button
on the Shopping Cart page is all it takes to get started. The security features
are automatic; you don't need to do anything special to invoke them.
2. Making a Positive ID
Once you've clicked the Checkout button, your browser looks for a digital certificate
to confirm that it is communicating with SuperCasuals.com.
| When you click on the link to Checkout, you may see a window similar to
the one at right, The reason for this is because we are not using Verisign
for our security, we are using Equifax. Your information cannot be viewed
by others, so it is still secure, evidenced by the little padlock at
the bottom of your screen. |
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Once a positive ID is made, your order continues.
3. Entering Secure Mode
Next, your computer and our server begin communicating in secure mode, sending
data back and forth in an encrypted format.
| At this point you may see a window similar to the one at right,
which some browsers display when you are about to receive a secure document.
It's fine to click "OK" (or "Continue") to proceed - it simply means that
you will begin receiving pages in a highly secure encrypted format. |
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After your browser has entered secure mode, we'll ask you to enter, or if you're
a registered shopper, to confirm, your personal information. The encryption
features of browser software are exceptionally powerful and ensure the security
of this data as it is transmitted to our server. Our site makes use of the Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol and 128-bit strong encryption to provide the highest
level of security available.
4. My Order Is Complete. What Happens Next?
Security measures continue even after you've placed your order, as we process
your order in a highly secure computing environment.
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Security: Watching It Work
The most popular Web browsers, Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator (aka
Navigator), use clear visual symbols to let you know whether or not they are
in secure mode. The symbols are displayed either at the bottom left or bottom
right of your browser window. You can refer to the following chart to see which
symbols are used with your browser.
| Browser |
Standard (Non-Secure) Symbol |
Secure Symbol |
| Netscape 1.x, 2.x, 3.x |
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| Netscape 4.x |
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| Internet Explorer (all versions) |
No Symbol |
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Another indication that a browser is in secure mode can be found in the Web
site address that your browser displays. The address will begin "http://" in
standard, non-secure mode and "https://" in secure mode. The "s" stands for
"secure."
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Tip: Continuing to Browse
Once your order is complete, it's perfectly safe for you to continue to browse
our site in standard mode. In fact, once you exit the ordering process, your
browser will automatically revert to this slightly faster mode of communication.
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What If I Make a Purchase with a Browser That Doesn't
Support Security?
You can't. Because we don't want you ever to have to worry about ordering from
our site without a secure connection, we've designed our system so that it will
process orders only with browsers that support secure mode.
Browsers which meet these requirements include:
AOL Browser 3.0 or newer
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.02 or newer
Netscape Navigator 3.x or newer
Netscape Communicator 4.x or newer
Visit any of these company's Web sites for the latest version.
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For More Information
We've worked hard to bring you a secure online ordering environment. We hope
you'll contact us with your questions, comments
or concerns.
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