I was going to order a 2lb tub to try it out and help give john's site a few $$$ but there is no security on the credit card page of their site! No encryption or security certificates are on the credit card entry page.


EDIT: Sorry but I missed that fact that allthewhey had 2 options: One for secure and one for non-secure ordering. I dont think its a very good idea to even have the option of a non-secure order since it could open someone up to fraud, but I understand it might be neccessary for people with older/incompatible browsers. I ordered a 2lb tub of the isolate and I will post my review of it here(and not jump to conclusions this time! grr too much coffee :drool: )

John, just read about your ongoing shoulder issues. I work in the medical field(not an MD) but I would suggest you see an MD that specializes in athletes. Hopefully, your insurance will allow this. There are many options besides surgery. Surgery might be a great fix(depending on the particular pathophysiology) but should always be a last resort.

good luck

can you order by phone?

I was going to order a 2lb tub to try it out and help give john's site a few $$$ but there is no security on the credit card page of their site! No encryption or security certificates are on the credit card entry page.

That is extremely shoddy and unsafe for online ordering.

sorry, but I wont be ordering from a site with no securityFirst of all, I get the same amount of money ($100 per month) regardless of how many people order.

Second, they do have a secure online checkout, you just didn't see it right off the bat, and then came here and made a LOUD negative post before making sure you had your facts straight. :p

There are two buttons "Checkout" and "Secure Checkout". The non-secure checkout is provided only as a convenience for people who use browsers that don't support SSL. Everyone else should use the "Secure Checkout" button.

I'm changing the thread title to avoid confusion.

yeah i noticed the two options on the site, first time i've seen a non secure option, i think i'd rather ring them up than use that option.

Still this is a good example of "be sure before you compliment, be double sure before you criticise" :D

ooops.

Open mouth insert foot!

Ok john sorry. It just rubbed me the wrong way when I realized there was no security on the credit card page. Most pages have it built in by default for your protection.

ooops.

Open mouth insert foot!

Ok john sorry. It just rubbed me the wrong way when I realized there was no security on the credit card page. Most pages have it built in by default for your protection.
That's okay. In some countries strong encryption illegal, so I can see why they provide the choice because they ship worldwide. Also, some employers have security policies/firewall rules that prohibit SSL traffic (so management can keep an eye on what their employees are doing on their networks. :))