We use reasonable efforts to provide secure transmission of your information between your computer and our servers. Once we receive your transmission, we use industry standard efforts to protect your information from unauthorised access, such as firewalls and Secure Socket Layers. For additional information, please refer to our privacy policy.

We protect your transactions using a technology called Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with real-time Encryption. If your browser is capable of SSL, and most are, your sensitive information will automatically be encrypted before being sent over the Internet.

When a secure server is entered you may be given a message informing you that you are entering a secure area. In addition, you will see the page address at the top change from http:// to https:// which indicates that you are accessing a secure page. You will also see either a padlock symbol or a key at the bottom of the page (depending on your browser type).

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