Inmod uses industry standard SSL (Secure Socket Layer) software to encrypt your personal information and credit card information. For the highest level of security, our shopping cart is powered by Yahoo! payment technology.

Our shopping cart is available 24/7 and is 100% secure. We use 128-bit secure sockets layer (SSL) technology for data encryption of your personal and credit card information. Additionally, our site is scanned daily by a third party (http://www.scanalert.com) in order to ensure the security of our site (see our live security emblem at the bottom of this page).

Your payment is handled automatically by WorldPay using industrial standard SSL encoding. Your credit card details are not disclosed to us or any third party. All your purchases from us are guaranteed by Worldpay. If you are still worried, you may also use PayPal. In that case, you can transfer money to your PayPal account from your bank account before paying us.

Yes. Our shopping cart systems is internally hosted and secure. All the information that you will enter is transmitted via SSL and will be reviewed by us before any charge is made to your account. Shipping charges will be calculated by the system, remember that for any item at regular price except the tables shipping is free over $100 of purchase for regular UPS ground or USPS shipping.

Yes. We outsource our shopping cart with one of the top online secure shopping cart providers. This means your private personal information is encrypted to the highest level possible.

Information that is obtained at our site is encrypted to ensure your security. All credit card information is processed and stored on a secure site managed by E Commerce Exchange. We do not and will not further access any credit card information you provide. Your credit card information will be used for the sole purpose of processing your order.

If it is simply the total number, extended according to quantity, then you can use the [nitems] tag. If you need this number for use in an embedded Perl script, you can use perl] my $cart = $Carts->{main}; foreach my $item (@$cart) { @items = split /\|/, $items; $count = 0; for (@items) { $count++ unless $seen{$_}++; } $count; [/perl] Though the author likes to get reports of malfunctions in the demo, he feels absolutely no urgency about fixing or responding to such reports.

Yes. Because of the space that shopping cart software uses, we do not normally install them on all accounts. On our Ensim accounts we offer Miva Merchant software; we offer the software for free but you must purchase a Miva Merchant license in order to use it. On our cPanel accounts we offer Agora and Interchange shopping carts.

you shop around and find items that suit your fancy, add them to your cart. Note: items in your cart are not removed from the site or reserved for you, until you complete the checkout process. The majority of items on Etsy are one-of-a-kind and thus tend to sell out quickly, so it's a bit risky to leave items in your cart for too long. Once you've got everything you want, click the big green Checkout button and following the onscreen instructions.

If, after submitting your order, you receive the message "The Payment was Unable to be Authorized for This Order", double- check the information you entered on the form. Make sure that you have entered your card number with NO dashes or spaces, and the expiration date for the card is correct. If you receive any other type of error message, our best advice is to hit your browser's BACK button to return to your order summary and resubmit.

After you select an Agreement, you will be at the Socratek Shopping Cart. The Shopping Cart keeps track of all of the Agreements that you have selected. You can continue to look for Agreements (by click "Keep Shopping") or place your order (by pressing "Place Order") at any time. If you later decide that you don't want to purchase an Agreement, you can delete the Agreement from the cart.

The number of items contained in your shopping cart is always displayed in the upper right hand corner of the active window next to the 'shopping cart icon'.