LetterBank order forms use several different forms of encryption, a mathematical algorithm which codes information entered by the customer, so access to sensitive and confidential information remains limited to LetterBank alone.

Although a "Key" or "Locked" icon may not be present, your transaction is secure.

The process:
The order forms are either cgi or java forms, and each has built-in encryption schemes. Most forms allow you to enter information on the first page, then show you a recap of your information to make sure you know exactly what you are ordering. Once you click to confirm the information on the recap page is correct, only then does the secure server get invoked to send your confidential information in code.

If you have further questions, feel free to send them to LetterBank, and to talk to your credit card company. An educated customer is an empowered buyer.

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