Is it safe to use a credit card to place orders on the internet?

Even though StoryPlus is a completely secure Web site, some customers are still wary of giving out their credit card number over the Internet.
The fact remains that there has never been a single case of fraud based on encrypted credit card numbers being stolen while transferring through the internet.

Safe technology:

The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) server software used by StoryPlus to process all credit card transactions ranks among the best, most secure commercial transaction software available today. All of your personal information, including credit card number, name, and address, is encrypted and cannot be read as it travels through the Internet.

Fair Credit Billing Act:

Credit card companies review all cases of fraud on a case-by-case basis. If fraud is alleged, the credit card company will investigate what was purchased, where the transaction originated, what merchandise was shipped, and other factors. Customers are not held liable for transactions that they did not authorize, unless they contributed to the fraud being perpetrated in some way.

For more information see:

USA Today: "Should You Use Your Credit Card Online"(03/08/00) http://www.usatoday.com/news/comment/columnists/freeman/ncjf64.htm