While the following points are not exhaustive / complete / up-to-date, we intend to throw some awareness related to Internet Fraud in this section:

Usage of Credit Card for online payments

• Do not store your complete credit card details on any website unless you personally know and trust the company.
• Ensure that the web page where you enter your credit card details is a secure page [Look for https in the URL and / or look for the 'lock' sign on the bottom right]
• If you receive any suspicious email from any individual or company and if you are not sure about the originating source, do not click on any links in the email to process an online transaction or to enter confidential information such as your user id and password.
• Many banks offer 'virtual' credit cards for internet use where your risk is greatly reduced. Check with your bank for relevant details.

How to protect your password

• Never share your eExchange password with anyone. You are responsible for keeping your password confidential. If you suspect your password has been compromised, change it immediately.
• Select a password that is unique and difficult to guess. As a general rule, it is a good idea to choose a password that uses both letters and numbers. Avoid using a password that is easy to figure out; do NOT use your email address as your password or other common passwords such as "password," "<yourname>" etc.
• Change your password frequently.
• Do not use the same password that you currently use for any other online services.