Would you pay online if the online pharmacy website SSL is not secure?

[Benjamin]

Every website is set up using SSL - Secure Socket Layer. This helps to protect visitors data from hackers especially when there is an option to pay for products and services on the website using credit cards.

If an online pharmacy is safe and approved by online pharmacy regulatory agencies but their SSL is not secure, would be trusting to pay for the drugs you ordered online on the website?

 

[Greyson Velez]

I think there are hardly such situations. How does a pharmacy website go for approvals minus an SSL certificate?

 

[Kolby Lawson]

Every website is set up using SSL - Secure Socket Layer. This helps to protect visitors' data from hackers especially when there is an option to pay for products and services on the website using credit cards.

If an online pharmacy is safe and approved by online pharmacy regulatory agencies but their SSL is not secure, would you be trusted to pay for the drugs you ordered online on the website?

I think that one of the requirements of Regulatory Approvals is a valid SSL certificate. So this is a no-no case.

 

[Troy]

I would not proceed, because that is one of the most important things to be available to trust a site. Sometimes the site owner might not be trying to do any harm, but the site is not built properly, but if a hacker gets in, you might be not safe. So better not proceed.

 

[Rodolfo Pacheco]

I would never input my card details on any website that is not SSL secured and any online pharmacy as well. I have a friend who lost thousands of dollars to hackers as a result of making this mistake.

 

[Elayna Turner]

In my opinion, it's only going to be a mad person that would make an online payment on a website that its SSL isn't secure or one who doesn't understand the importance of SSL.

 

[Nolan]

I wouldn't try such a thing because it's not safe to do so, as it makes your credit card details vulnerable to hackers.

 

[Ava3]

Every website is set up using SSL - Secure Socket Layer. This helps to protect visitors' data from hackers especially when there is an option to pay for products and services on the website using credit cards.

If an online pharmacy is safe and approved by online pharmacy regulatory agencies but their SSL is not secure, would you be trusted to pay for the drugs you ordered online on the website?

Not every website is set up with SSL. Also, your question is null and void. Which website can be approved by the regulatory bodies without an SSL certificate??

 

[Nicky]

It would be the buyers' greatest mistake to input his or her credit card details on a website that does not have SSL active. You have killed yourself by your hand.

 

[Everett]

Every website is set up using SSL - Secure Socket Layer. This helps to protect visitors' data from hackers especially when there is an option to pay for products and services on the website using credit cards.

If an online pharmacy is safe and approved by online pharmacy regulatory agencies but their SSL is not secure, would you be trusted to pay for the drugs you ordered online on the website?

No one in their right senses does that at all because it's like getting yourself bankrupt by yourself because you're going get your credit card hacked and all your money stolen.

 

[Beatrice]

I wouldn't try such and will never advise anyone to try such because it's not safe to put your credit card details on a website its SSL isn't secured.

 

[Hunter]

Never in my life would I even consider trying to do something like that as putting my credit card details on an online pharmacy website without a secure source for payment. Whoever tries that will simply lose his money to online scammers.

 

[JessicaGriffiths]

I think there are hardly such situations. How does a pharmacy website go for approvals minus an SSL certificate?

Basically, fake online pharmacies might not bother about getting approval to sell pills to the public and they certainly won't care about not having a secure socket layer for their website.

 

[Foster]

I would be mad to try such a thing like putting my credit card details on a website that doesn't have it's SSL secure. I rather dash out money to baggers on the street then put my card details on such a website.

 

[Eve Macias]

Do not pay online if the site is not secure, your details are vulnerable to attacks and you could end up getting your bank account or whatever the wallet hacked.

 

[Conor Payne]

It is not safe, and how can a site which is not secured be trusted.

 

[Sharlotta]

Never in my life would I even consider trying to do something like that as putting my credit card details on an online pharmacy website without a secure source for payment. Whoever tries that will simply lose his money to online scammers.

But seriously, who would try doing such a thing in his or her right sense? It would be one of the most stupidest thing to do by giving criminals access to your funds.

 

[Beth Thomas]

I think there are hardly such situations. How does a pharmacy website go for approvals minus an SSL certificate?

Basically, such online fake pharmacies don't care about getting approval and they set up their website while some people still order drugs from them and get scammed.

 

[Denise Merson]

Every website is set up using SSL - Secure Socket Layer. This helps to protect visitors data from hackers especially when there is an option to pay for products and services on the website using credit cards.

If an online pharmacy is safe and approved by online pharmacy regulatory agencies but their SSL is not secure, would be trusting to pay for the drugs you ordered online on the website?

Why would I do that knowing fully well the website isn't secure? I will only make payment with my details on such website if I'm not aware.

 

[Patrick Germain]

Why would I do that knowing fully well the website isn't secure? I will only make payment with my details on such website if I'm not aware.

Buying meds from safe online pharmacies can reduce the risk of such.