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To: lawman who wrote (12856)	8/11/1998 10:38:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Secure...sure is! Not only do we have a secure transmission but for $250 a year I pay Verisign for the most secure system called The Verisign Certificate. Hiway won't even host anyone who doesn't get the certificate. For some reason, HiWay technologies chose to put that 'under their own umbrella'. I will call them and have them install the verisign certificate or change it to show show secure it actually is.

To: lawman who wrote (12856)	8/11/1998 11:02:00 AM
From: LastShadow	Respond to of 120523

lawman " I noticed when I submitted my payment by e-mail that it was an unsecured transmission." There are secure forms of email, but using your Netscape 4 or MS Internet Explorer 4 the website order form is secure but the email isn't. If you used out secure order form on the website you should not have gotten that message unless your browser is set up incorrectly. If you used email, then that is something we don't have any control over. For general information, use of a secure (Verisign certificate or similar 128 bit encryption system) online is very safe. Essentially, when the order form is completed, the ordering system we use encrypts the package, opens a gate to its secure ecommerce server, and sends it there. The information is then processed on the Cybercash software which contacts First Data (or equivalent) for the merchant and client bank transactions. We never see the credit card number, nor does anyone else except First Data. lastshadow