The internet is a vast network of computers. Because the data passes from computer to computer, some internet shoppers worry that unauthorized persons may intercept the data and gain access to credit card numbers. Actually, shopping on a secure site is safer than handing a credit card to a clerk in a department store. Taking the steps below will lower the chances of the fraudulent interception of your credit card number:

Limit your online shopping to internet merchants, such as Bryant Nutrients, with sites equipped with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology.  Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology prevents unauthorized people from intercepting your data.  These types of sites such as Bryant Nutrients that have went to the expense to install Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Technology will post such proof as the following.  Bryant Nutrients clearly displays the logo shown below to provide your the customer the proof that we have installed Verisign's Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

Use a browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer, that supports SSL. These browsers show a symbol in the status bar, such as a key or lock, when you are on a site that uses SSL. Most banks will cover the cost of fraud resulting from unauthorized use of your credit card or may limit your liability.

Credit card information collected by Bryant Nutrients is encrypted through Secure Sockets Layer before it is transmitted over the internet.