CCV stands for Credit Card Validation (or Verification) Value. Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover all have a version of the CCV. For your protection, and ours, the CVV code adds assurance that the consumer placing the order has access or physical possession of the credit card itself in order to use the CVV code.
The CCV is a 3 or 4 digit code embossed or imprinted on the reverse side of Visa, MasterCard and Discover cards and on the front of American Express cards. Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover have been using the CVV since the late 1990's. The CCV is an important layer of security in the prevention of online fraud.
All sensitive consumer data collected on this site is used only for the purpose of completing the transaction. Transaction information is transmitted to our payment partner using 128 bit SSL encryption.
Protecting your order information is a priority for us at something4everyonecompany. We make every effort to protect your online order information by using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology, and hosting our site in a highly secured environment. Communications between your browser and peterandjanestore.com secure server encrypt your confidential information during transmission, ensuring that your purchase stays private and protected.
Secure connections (often called SSL or Secure Sockets Layer) are the industry standard in Web security. It is used primarily for transmitting sensitive information over the Internet. When you have a secure connection between your browser and a Web site, no one else can easily access the data that you send across the connection.
The caravan dampman uses SSL to encrypt your preferred customer information to give you a high level of security. Occasionally, your browser might display a security alert to notify you that you are entering or leaving a secure connection. These alerts serve to tell you when the caravan dampman is taking precautions to keep the information you supply secure while it travels from your computer to the payment server.