May 27, 2011 - General Web Development    Comments Off on Preventing merchant card fraud

Preventing merchant card fraud

(From http://www.wiscocomputing.com/articles/ccfraud.htm)

Introduction

This article suggests preventative methods and post-order procedures that merchants can perform to minimize credit card fraud. When a brick and mortar merchant accepts a credit card, and the charge is authorized, and assuming the merchant conforms to regulation, the merchant will get paid, even if a stolen card is used. Liability for fraud shifts from the card issuer to the merchant for ‘Card Not Present’ sale (mail order, telephone/fax order, and internet sales). Read more »

May 27, 2011 - General Web Development    Comments Off on Setup PayPal Risk Controls to use AVS Address Verification

Setup PayPal Risk Controls to use AVS Address Verification

The following steps outline how to setup the Risk Controls feature to determine if a payment will be accepted, based on an AVS (Address Verification System) match.

  • Logon to your PayPal account.
  • Click the Profile tab, and then the Risk Controls link.
  • In the Risk Controls – All Payments section, click the Maximum Amount radio button and then Edit.
  • In the Risk Control: Maximum Amount section, choose Maximum Amount and Options.
  • Enter a Maximum Amount of $0.01 and apply it to the section labeled Payments from unconfirmed addresses only. This option gives you AVS protection—PayPal’s address confirmation includes AVS checks to thwart fraud.
  • For the Action to take setting, choose Decline (Decline payments that exceed my Maximum Amount). Read more »
May 27, 2011 - General Web Development    Comments Off on GoDaddy – Create a redirect to a subfolder

GoDaddy – Create a redirect to a subfolder

GoDaddy has elected to not allow you to change the ASP.Net permissions on your root folder, and 404 redirects won’t work for visiting http://yourdomain.com/.

If your blog or other subfolder is the primary content on your site, and this is the first thing that you’d like visitors to see, you can configure a default.aspx that will redirect people to http://yourdomain.com/subfolder. Read more »

May 27, 2011 - General Web Development    Comments Off on How does your web site look on other browsers?

How does your web site look on other browsers?

Browsershots.org is a free service that generates screenshots of your web design on a wide number of Windows, Mac, and Linux browsers. Enter your web address and click “Make Screenshots.” After 10-45 minutes (depending on current loads) you’ll get screenshots of your site as displayed on a variety of different Windows/Mac/Linux browsers. The interface can be confusing at first, but it is a great free service.
http://Browsershots.org

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