Security Guarantee
Guaranteed Secure Transactions
Because Rolling Razor, Inc. uses some of the most sophisticated commercially
available security software, it is extremely unlikely that any personal
information that you transmit to us will be misappropriated. In the rare
instance that an unauthorized person obtains your credit card information and
uses it, by federal law, you are only liable for the first $50. In any instance
where you have discovered or suspect fraud, you need to contact your credit card
companies immediately. Because we are so confident in our security measures, we
will reimburse you for the $50 not covered by your credit card company. That's
our security guarantee. And for you, it means there is no risk when shopping at
Rolling Razor.com.
Secure Technologies
Our site employs the latest version of secure technology to encrypt
your information and help make sure that only you and Rolling Razor ever see it.
Some Web browsers and some firewalls will not permit a secure connection. If
your Web browser will not permit a secure connection, you can use a standard
server connection to complete your transaction, but this method is not
guaranteed to be secure.
How To Tell That Your Browser Is Secure
To check that your browser is in secure mode, check that a "lock" or a "key"
icon is displayed in the lower left-hand corner of your browser window. You can
also check by looking at the URL bar on top of your browser. This line will
typically show the first characters as "https" when a secure connection has been
established rather than "http" which indicates a connection that is not secured.
Your Rolling Razor Password
Your password is your key to your personal information on Rolling Razor -
including your account information and your order information. Please keep this
in a safe, secure place and do not share your password with others. If you
should forget your password, Rolling Razor.com can email the password to your
account's email address. If this should occur, Rolling Razor will remove access
to all credit cards on the account as a safety precaution.
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Last updated: February 22nd 2008