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Originally Posted by jv16
I agree with Larry.
Lets put it this way: Would you rather put your money to a bank that says they are safe, or to one that is verified to be safe by an independent third party?
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Regarding internet credit card processing, you could reffer to sites using 2co, or worldpay, which are trusted. You`re trusted enough if the payment is processed through their interface.
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Originally Posted by John Scott
The only Hacker Safe seals I know of are absolutely worthless. I actually had one on a site once when it was hacked. If you're doing it for marketing purposes, why not just have your graphic designer created one for you?
Here, I made one for you for free.  |
Nice one. You touched the essential point : hacker safe is more a propaganda system, than a multi-infrastructure securing system ( my opinion ). Anyone can secure their servers if the know how. I do, and didn`t have any issues even with hardass DDoSes or hacking attempts or other lowlife tricks.
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Originally Posted by Hostingpuppy
It is weird, for sure, but it seems (anecdotally, anyhow) that badges of almost any type actually boost sales in some cases.
I do agree that putting the Hacker Safe seal on your site is inviting trouble, though.
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Agreed.