Our secure server uses SSL (Secure Socket Layers) to ensure that nobody can access your personal details.

In a nutshell, SSL is a security protocol used for securing communications on the web. This protocol was originally developed by Netscape Communications and has now become an industry standard.

SSL makes use of Digital Certificates to authenticate one or both parties of an Internet transaction. A digital certificate is a means of binding the details about an individual or organisation to a public key and it serves two purposes:

First, it provides a cryptographic key that allows another party to encrypt information for the certificate's owner.

Second, it provides a measure of proof that the holder of the certificate is who they claim to be - because otherwise, they will not be able to decrypt any information that was encrypted using the key in the certificate.

Other sites that use SSL are Banks and major shopping web sites such as Amazon.

If you would prefer to pay via the telephone or by post please visit our contact page for details.