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SmartSwipe Revolutionizes Online Shopping

Posted on 15 July 2009 by


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So I have to admit my wife and I are “web-shopaholics” to the extreme. Most of the stuff we buy, outside of groceries we do online…I mean we have even gone as far as ordering pizza online! In our shopping there are two things that both of us very much dislike 1. having to enter our credit/debit card info on every transaction, and 2. the possibility of identity and account information theft…I also hate having to turn on a light if in a dark room or on the deck at night to get my card info and enter it.

Did you know that even the strongest Internet security does not completely protect you while you shop online? Traditional Internet security will protect your information once it has reached the Internet, but hackers can still access your personal information while it is being entered into your computer and/or while it resides in memory. Anti-virus software and firewalls are no longer enough to protect you. With SmartSwipe your information is safe from the moment you swipe your card and your card information is never stored on your computer. If you want to be safe while shopping online you need SmartSwipe.

SmartSwipe

NetSecure Technologies has addressed these needs with the US release of the SmartSwipe, a secure USB personal credit card reader. This is one of those “why didn’t I ever think about that” devices. The SmartSwipe secures and encrypts personal information before it even reaches your computer. Definitely a must buy for any hardcore Internet shopper. Check it out over at SmartSwipe, there is even a video that explains their Dynamic SSL encryption.

SmartSwipe can be purchased here, starting at $89.99 for Canadian customers. US price will be about $86 (depending upon conversion); purchase info is still pending as official Press release was posted today with more info to come.

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Adrian is 28 years old and lives in Newark, Ohio with his wife Katie, 14-month old son Cooper, and two cats Tyson & Samar. He is a claims adjuster for State Farm Auto Insurance, and he has also worked in their systems department. He was a computer science major at Mt. Vernon Nazarene University, where he also played baseball. He quickly realized that he did not like writing code or script, which is why he changed both majors and schools, graduating from Franklin University with a BS in Business and minor in HR Management. Adrian has been a gadget enthusiast as far back as he can remember, and his wife might say that he spends more time in Best Buy than he does with her. In his spare time he likes to spend time with his new little family, reading, watching baseball, and assistant coaching on his high school varsity baseball team. He is also in the process of deciding if he is ready for the transition from PC to Mac, as he's sure many of you can relate.

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