Online Shopping Guide

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19 December 2000 09:13 AM

Tags: net censorship, peer-to-peer, spying, spycam, recognition, systems, personalisation, outsourcing

Don't get ripped off while shopping online! Learn how to shop safely on the Internet with this handy guide.

Shopping Tools
Need help shopping online? We'll walk you through the step-by-step basics of safe shopping techniques.

•	Find out the pros and cons of using online wallets
•	Secure online shopping using American Express' Private Payments
•	No credit card? Shop online anyway
•	Follow these steps to make your online shopping experience a rewarding one
•	Maximise your online shopping savings with these tips

Online Safety
Stop online fraud before it happens -- we'll show you the best tips for protecting your wallet.

•	Use these tips to stay safe with online transactions
•	Avoid getting ripped-off in e-commerce and online auctions
•	Is the Web site you're surfing leaking sensitive consumer data?

Browser Cookies
Learn what cookies are, what they do, and how you can use them to protect yourself online.

•	Get everything you need to know about Web cookies in this guide
•	Should you block cookies on your system?
•	Protect yourself from cookie collectors

Online Privacy
Who's watching you surf online? Find out what you need to know about online privacy.

•	Prevent outsiders from stealing your identity
•	Learn the techniques for keeping your sensitive data private
•	How does sharing an Internet connection affect privacy issues?

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