1. Learn about websites and sellers: -

There are thousands of websites and businesses for shopping on the Internet. Most of them are credible but there are also bad and fraudulent websites and businesses. You need to have a little knowledge or research to identify them.



If you are using a website that you have never used before, get to know the website before making a purchase, see if there are any bad reviews online. Find out on the TrustPilot website to know the good and the bad about any website and seller. 

2. Returns and fraud:

You should also find out some information before buying online. How long will the delivery take and where is the item being sent from? If the item is in stock, it should be available within one week from the seller's work. Do you have a return policy? If they don't have it then you should be skeptical. If the seller doesn't send anything or sends bad stuff, you should know if you can get any help. There is a huge market for counterfeit goods online. But it is very difficult to catch. Even if fake things come in hand, it is not understood. They have a lot to offer. Just researching what it will cost for the real thing means that the thing is right or wrong.

3. How do you know which website is secure?


Only provide your card information on secure websites. Whether you are shopping safely or not, check out the following tips. But keep in mind that the website may be secure, but not because the seller is honest. 

  • Padlock mark - Padlock mark should be placed next to where we write the address of the website.

 

  • Website Address : - Website address should start with https: //.

 

  • Green Address Bar: - The address bar of certain browsers and websites will turn green.

 

  • Valid Certificate: -   If you click on the padlock symbol or just to the left of the address bar, you will see the certificate information of the site. You should know who registered the website. If you receive a warning message about the certificate, skip the website.

  • 4. What are Website Forming Scams: -

    You should also be aware of farming scams, as the website you are using can be attacked by fraudsters. You feel like you are on the right website. But this is a fake website designed to steal your information. 

    5. Online Security: -

    There are several things you can do to keep yourself safe online. Make sure your software and anti-virus protection are up-to-date. Updates often contain changes that will help protect you and your device from scammers and online criminals. Always use strong passwords for your online accounts. Creating a password with numbers, letters and symbols strengthens the password.


  • Wi-Fi protection: -

    Make sure the internet connection you are using is secure. Don't use public Wi-Fi in online shopping, coffee shops, shopping centers and other places, use internet banking or anything else you need to send personal information.

     

    This is because public Wi-Fi connections are not secure. This means that fraudsters can access any information you send while connected to these networks. Even your normal mobile data is more secure than public Wi-Fi.


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  • It is very important to be careful while paying the bill. You can lose some money if you buy from a counterfeit seller, but you can lose all the money if your card information is stolen. Many banks and societies have double (2FA) security arrangements for online shopping.

     

    This means that when you pay an online bill, 2FA Security will send you an SMS to the mobile number registered in your account to prove that you are paying the bill, but it can also be a security question, log in to your mobile banking app or Can speak to scan a fingerprint.

    PayPal is an e-money service where you do not have to provide your original card information at the time of billing.

     

    . How you are protected online using the card: -

    Under Section 75 of the Customer Credit Act, credit card payments will provide added protection to purchases ranging from 100 100 to 30 30,000. This means that the card issuer has an equal responsibility with the seller for defective, unsatisfactory or unplanned items.

     

    You can also be sure of up to 100 on a debit or credit card under a volunteer scheme called Chargeback. This allows you to claim a refund from your card issuer if there is no kenajinis actually or worse.

     

    9. What to do if something goes wrong: -

    The first step is to contact the online seller and the website you used (eBay or Amazon) if you are sent the wrong or defective item.

    If you have paid on the card and you are not satisfied with the cost seller's response or you have not received any response, contact your card issuer.

     

    If you think your card has been used fraudulently, you should notify your bank directly so they can stop using the card.

    If someone calls you fraudulently, you can give a diary to the police.