MCMLXXII
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Hi All: Monday, I went to OCT's website to place an order. I was entering my preliminary information (name, address, email, etc) and noticed the site was not (NOT!) secure. Still, I clicked NEXT to advance to the next page and noticed there was no https:// and there was no padlock to indicate a secure site. I was now on the page requesting my credit card information. I didn't proceed because there were no indicators that the site was secure...so I called DC Labs.
The lady that I spoke with said that many folks have called with the same complaint and that I shouldn't worry because the site is secure. Little did she know that I'm on the IT staff for a major company and it was going to take more than her verbal re-assurance for me to enter my credit card information. She asked how I found out about their product and I responded "a hair forum." To which she said, "Was it Long Hair Care Fourm?" and I said, "Yes." So they're aware they a lot of their business is being driven by this forum.
I should've asked but didn't ask, "If many folks have called with the same complaint, doesn't that mean you all should take some corrective action?"
Be careful, ladies. In a era of rampant ID theft, DC Labs should know better than to have an unsecure e-commerce site. This is negligent behavior.
The lady that I spoke with said that many folks have called with the same complaint and that I shouldn't worry because the site is secure. Little did she know that I'm on the IT staff for a major company and it was going to take more than her verbal re-assurance for me to enter my credit card information. She asked how I found out about their product and I responded "a hair forum." To which she said, "Was it Long Hair Care Fourm?" and I said, "Yes." So they're aware they a lot of their business is being driven by this forum.
I should've asked but didn't ask, "If many folks have called with the same complaint, doesn't that mean you all should take some corrective action?"
Be careful, ladies. In a era of rampant ID theft, DC Labs should know better than to have an unsecure e-commerce site. This is negligent behavior.
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