If you receive an email that claims to be from us but appears suspicious, avoid clicking any links or opening attachments. You can often recognize a suspicious email by:
• The sender’s email address not matching our domain.
• Requests for personal or payment details.
• A reference to an order when you haven’t shopped with us recently.
• Links that don’t lead to our official website.

If you’re unsure, please delete the email or contact our Customer Support Team for guidance.

We use a robust form of Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption—considered the industry standard for protecting online transactions. SSL encrypts all your personal information, including your card number, name, and address, so it cannot be read as it travels over the internet.

For more information on SSL certificates, visit:
www.symantec.com/page.jsp?id=ssl-information-center

MasterCard SecureCode and Verified by Visa are security programs that add an extra layer of protection to online purchases. When enrolled, you enter a private password or code at checkout as a final step to confirm you’re the authorized cardholder.

To join these programs, register with your card issuer, who will provide the specific details. Learn more at:
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www.visaeurope.com/en/cardholders/verified_by_visa.aspx