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Why we do not use E-Commerce for credit cards at this time.
We know that after your transaction is complete@ SAM, your credit card records are destroyed and not available to computer hackers.
Read the below articles, then you will know why SAM has decided that until security measures are tightly controlled and proven, we will not use the E-Commerce, offered today. We have heard horror stories about other American liquidator's lax security for E-Commerce.
By Diane Scarponi300,000 Card
Numbers
The New York Times reported the hacker claimed to have taken 300,000 card
numbers.
The company did not know whether any customers’
credit card numbers had been used to make unauthorized purchases, although the Times
said the unknown extortionist claimed in e-mails that he used some of the
numbers to obtain money.
“We haven’t had anybody call us and say, ‘Hey,
somebody just bought a car with my credit card,’” Brewer said.
Brewer said that as an emergency measure, eUniverse was
able to cancel customers’ credit card numbers that had been stolen and was
notifying those cardholders by e-mail. He said the credit card companies would
automatically give those customers new cards.
American Express Co. said today that its online fraud
guarantee will protect its customers from responsibility for unauthorized online
charges. In general, credit card holders are responsible for up to $50 of any
unauthorized charge.
Like many online retailers, CD Universe rode a
burgeoning interest in online shopping at Christmas to bust open sales
projections for music, movies, videos and games.
CD Universe’s sales were $9.1 million last year and
are projected to rise to $16 million this year, Brewer said. For the Internet as
a whole, sales this past holiday season climbed more than 300 percent from the
previous year to as much as $12 billion, above early expectations that sales
would double.
Hacker Demanded
$100,000
The hacker, a self-described 19-year-old from Russia using the name Maxim, sent
an e-mail to the Times boasting that he exploited a security flaw in the
software used to protect financial information at CD Universe’s Web site.
He said he sent a fax to the company last month
offering to destroy his credit card files in exchange for $100,000.
After he was rebuffed, he used a Web site called Maxus
Credit Card Pipeline to distribute up to 25,000 of the stolen numbers, said
Elias Levy of SecurityFocus.com, a computer security firm. The site was shut
down Sunday morning.
“The Internet creates a whole new class of
criminals,” Levy told the Times.
The hacker e-mailed the Times the numbers for
198 credit cards as proof of the theft. The numbers were real, said the Times,
and the newspaper attempted to contact the credit card owners. At least one
owner confirmed she had been a CD Universe customer.
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