Kathy
Always use a website with "s" in the url (https.www...). The S stands
for secure. Beyond that, I'd advise shopping only at reputable sites.
Looking for the cheapest prices can get one in trouble. Also, for what
it's worth, check on the reputation of the sites you visit. Your credit
card company may have a list of fraudulent sites, too. Finally, ex
librarian that I am, I'd suggest doing a google search for such terms as
internet shopping secure. You may find some great tips. You could also
go to www.consumerreports.org to see if they have a free article you can
read on the subject. The https designation should protect you from
hackers and the articles may offer more insight. Others on the list may
have much better suggestions beyond my simple ones.
On 3/31/2014 10:56 PM, Kathy Pingstock wrote:
Good evening,
I wanted to ask about the safest way to shop on line, I am using mse for
antivirus and super antispyware do I need something different or how do I
protect myself from frauds. I sometimes do not understand how haggers work
help and suggestions are appreciated.
Kathy
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