Internet security should be a top concern for anyone who shops online, particularly during the holiday season.
A simple mistake or assumption about a retail goods sites security can increase the possibility of having a credit card number stolen or even your identity.
With Cyber Monday approaching, several websites offer solid information about online shopping security. Here are some locales worth a visit:
Bankrate.com: Discusses credit card protections, fraud shield and security issues. http://www.bankrate.com/ finance/credit-cards/shop-safely -on-the-web-1.aspx
Better Business Bureau: Offers 10 online shopping safety tips for the holiday season. http://www.bbb.org/ us/article/cyber-monday-great-deals -to-be-had-but-watch-out-for-scams -30795
Federal Trade Commission: Provides consumers guide and tips to using e-payments for online shopping. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/ consumer/tech/tec01.shtm
OnGuardOnline: Presents basic, yet key safety tips for online shopping. http://www.onguardonline.gov/ articles/0020-shopping-online
Visa: Covers reducing your risk when online shopping and watching for spyware. http://usa.visa.com/ personal/security/learn-the-facts/ protection-tips/online-protection.html


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