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My bank uses https to, I guess that means "seruce" or something like that.
https should be a more safe way for transactions than http
BR
Sonnich
Melody Brown <brickzone@brickzine.com> wrote in message
news:GsuwuB.CBs@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.general, Manfred Moolhuysen writes:
> > This morning I went to the login page of Paypal, and I noticed that the
> > website address did not change into "https://www.paypal.com", while this • is
> > something that should happen as Paypal's security tips very specificly • state.
> > Instead, the website address stayed "http://www.paypal.com" and this • makes
> > me very suspicious. I shall report to Paypal in order to find out this is
> > teir mistake, or that someone is doing a fraud. Also I would like to hear • if
> > someone else is experiencing this behavour.
> >
> > Greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
>
> Hi Manfred... I have recently had the same thing happen... and I wondered
> the same thing. I've just tried it several different ways... everything
> seems ok for the time being... I have no idea what it could have been... • so
> I won't even start guessing :P
>
> Let us know what Paypal get back to you with. Thanks
>
> Mel
>
> www.brickzine.com
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