[ic] Credit Card Info

[Garry]

Why is it so hard to install PGP? - I have tried but with no success and I
can't understand the code needed.  As a potential end user of IC, it seems
to me that there is an assumption that we all have to be real brainy
programmers or, to be able to understand the literature which, to me, might
as well be in an unfamiliar foreign language.

I have seen several people on here almost beg for simple, step by step,
clear english instructions on how to encrypt credit card info. I have given
up asking because of the embarrassment factor involved.  Replies like,
"people who can't, shouldn't" - is not appropriate, I am not using IC to
make money out of third party clients, I don't want to learn ITL, or Linux
or perl - but why should this exclude me from being able to use the
software?

I remember the days when IC didn't encrypt credit card info at all - I am
sure Credit Card process companies were dying to use this as an excuse to
stop peoples accounts back then !!??

Conclusion:  Simple, step by step instructions, anyone can understand, to
install a program that IC now needs, to be able to function - ie.. pgp -
please?

Gaz



----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Browning" <danpb@mail.com>
To: <interchange-users@interchange.redhat.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 7:48 PM
Subject: RE: [ic] Credit Card Info


> > Work around for CC info
> > ------------------------------
>
> Analagy to your e-mail:
>
> Here is the gun.
> Here are the bullets.
> Aim at your foot.
> Fire when ready.
>
> (I just feel sorry for the customers -- people really do have good
> reason to be afraid to buy on the Internet).
>
> Dan Browning
> Kavod Technologies
>
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