Our Customer security is of paramount importance.
Casco Bay Seafood uses secure software encryption for all of your personal information including credit card number, name and address. With this encryption your information remains unseen through out the entire transaction. Using a credit card online is actually more secure than handing it over at a store or giving it out over the phone because nobody retains a copy of your credit card information.
In the event of an unauthorized purchase on your credit card, most financial institutions will cover the liability or limit the liability by restricting the amount spent on the credit card.
Details of the online order process:
Step 1.
Every order at Casco Bay Seafood.com is secure. All data submitted during the order process is encrypted using SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption.
Step 2.
After you've selected items to purchase, you'll be prompted to continue your order by clicking on "Check Out." At this point, your browser looks for a "site certificate" to confirm that it is communicating with Casco Bay Seafood.com.
Step 3.
At this point, your computer and our server begin communicating in secure mode, sending data back and forth in an encrypted format. We are now ready to ask you for your credit card information. The encryption features of browser software are exceptionally powerful and ensure the security of this data as it is transmitted to our server.
The standard, unsecured URL address begins "http://". When you enter secure mode, the beginning of the URL address will change to "https://"; the "s" stands for secure. Most browsers in secure mode also display a blue line along the top of the browser window. Netscape Navigator (versions3.0 and earlier) displays a broken key symbol in the lower left corner of your browser window when you are not viewing a secure page of a site. This key will become solid when you enter secure mode. Netscape Communicator 4.0 uses a padlock, in the same location as the key, to indicate if you are in standard or secure mode. The padlock is open in standard mode and closed in secure mode. In Microsoft's Internet Explorer, you'll see a padlock symbol at the bottom of your browser window when the browser is in secure mode.
If you are still unsure or have any further questions about our security?
Please Call 207 332 8116 to order or get more information.
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