Non secure ecommerce checkouts ?

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Surely as a full time ecommerce web developer, who apparantly checked Just's website out, you should have really checked it out fully, before incorrectly telling people it was unsecure and that they 'shouldnt touch it with a barge pole'

Like Russel and Gassy (and now me as well) said, it is NOW secure, earlier this week it wasn't.

Fair play to Just for sorting it out in a timely manner.

And like I said earlier in the thread, a non-https webpage is still way more secure than giving your card number down the phone, where anyone with physical access to the wire can listen in and make a note of your details

 

[Rider]

agreed, definetly wasn't secure, now is.
top job on quick fix!

 

[KitsuneAndy]

Like Russel and Gassy (and now me as well) said, it is NOW secure, earlier this week it wasn't.

Fair play to Just for sorting it out in a timely manner.

And like I said earlier in the thread, a non-https webpage is still way more secure than giving your card number down the phone, where anyone with physical access to the wire can listen in and make a note of your details

Fair enough mate, just saying what I saw is all.

Either way, we're all agreed that it's now secure, so this thread can probably just go away.

 

[broken92]

Surely as a full time ecommerce web developer, who apparantly checked Just's website out, you should have really checked it out fully, before incorrectly telling people it was unsecure and that they 'shouldnt touch it with a barge pole'

And if you my post correctly mate, you'd see nowhere on it do I say "they 'shouldnt touch it with a barge" implying I informed people not to use it.

I said I wouldn't use it.

Cheers.

 

[Gassy]

All is well and now its sorted (as of paying the fee yesterday for secure transactions).

So this is now done

Thank you for sorting it out Just.

thread closed