Anyone wanna split an order of Fumari?

[wyteboy]

So....
I am out of Fumari Watermelon and Fumari White Peach...I don't really need 100g of each since that is a lot for how little I will be smoking starting in about 2 months or so - so i got to thinking anyone interested in ordering from them and we could split the order?
If someone wanted to order, I'd pay you for 1/2 of each ($3.50) plus 1/2 the shipping and whatever it costs to send it from you to me....anyone have an interest who was planning ordering in getting a 50 percent discount??  
PM me if you are...

[Mathazar]

Hey wyteboy,  how come you're SO worried about using your credit
card online.  I know you've had 3 fraudulant experiences, 
but credit cards are insured so if anyone DOES misuse your card, 
you're fully covered for it by the CC company. 

I've had a couple of fraudulant experiences with my credit card,  and VISA reimbursed me for the FULL amount.

If you order through a reputable company,  then you shouldn't have
any problems.  You ARE aware that after making an online
purchase,  you're supposed to close your browser?  It's so
that no 3rd parties can intercept your information while browsing the
web.  I'm not exactly sure how it works,  but if you close
your browser after a transaction,  nobody is able to intercept
that info.

You ought to just go ahead and try to order this stuff yourself. 
I think it would make your life a WHOLE lot easier knowing that you can
have the confidence to order online.  Hell,  I order my
groceries online,  I order EVERYTHING online.  I rarely have
to leave my apartment to buy anything,  because I do it all
online.  I LOVE using my CC online!!! 

[wyteboy]

Hey Math, I hear ya!  With the Fumari, I would pay with MO anyway....or if someone else paid and shipped to me, I would pay them with a check.

[bcoll]

The real test is whether the store uses secure encryption for credit
card transactions. If a page asks you for credit card info, and the URL
doesn't begin in https://   (note the s there), then don't put it
in. Paypal, any real bank, etc uses SSL encryption so that no one
(short of a wealthy government) can crack the info you transmitted if
they intercept it.

Another option is that many banks offer 1 time use credit card numbers,
where you designate a certain fund limit from your bank account, and
use a number they give you to make a one time purchase.

too many crooks out there on the net, it pays to be cautious