MackieMack.com is a Verisign Secure Site
This guarantees your shopping experience is completely safe and your payments and information will be properly and securely processed. The Verisign digital certificate (SSL Server IDs) allows you to submit information on MackieMack.com — such as credit card numbers and online forms — and be assured it is protected from interception or alteration over the Web.

It's easy to know if a web site is secure. When you are accessing a secure web site a closed lock will be displayed in the status bar on the lower right side of your browser window.

Secure Sockets Layers technology
Behind the MackieMack.com and our Verisign Secure Site Certificate is Secure Socket Layers technology (SSL). SSL insures data security and prevents decrypting of your information by unauthorized individuals.

Technically, SSL Certificates, also known as digital certificates, bind an identity to a pair of electronic keys that can be used to encrypt and sign digital information. An SSL Certificate makes it possible to verify someone's claim that they have the right to use a given key, helping to prevent people from using phony keys to impersonate other users. Used in conjunction with encryption, SSL Certificates provide a complete security solution, assuring the identity of one or all parties involved in a transaction.

A SSL Certificate is issued by a trusted third party called a Certification Authority (CA). A CA acts somewhat like a passport office. CAs must take steps to establish the identity of the people or organizations to whom they issue IDs. Once the CA establishes an organization's identity, it issues a certificate that contains the organization's public key and signs it with the CA's private Key.

SSL allows you to submit credit card numbers and other personal information to MackieMack.com with assurance you are really doing business with us and that the information you are sending can not be intercepted or decrypted by anyone other than Mackie Mack.

Processing
All of our order processing and credit card verification is done on servers using 128 bit SSL encryption. This is the strongest form of security currently available.