It's important for consumers to know that there are laws that protect them when they shop with charge and credit cards in cyberspace. This law gives consumers the right to dispute charges on their monthly bill. Guarantee your security Demonstrate your confidence in e-commerce. This will encourage buyers to trust your system. Accepting responsibility for this payment will also allow you to remove one of the most common barriers to shopping online - perceived financial risk.
Most customers are surprised to learn how infrequently security breaches occur.
If your site has never had one, say so. If you take extra steps to ensure buyer information is protected, let visitors know. For example, if your secure service provider makes a weekly effort to break into its own system, just to reinforce security, state this fact on your site. You may also want to mention the technology you have in place by name. Seek out approval from consumer organizations Organizations such as the Better Business Bureau Online, the National Computer Security Association and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants offer seals of approval for online shops that meet their standards for conducting business.