How safe is to enter a credit card number in this website?

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

I noticed the "Deposit ZP" page is not HTTPS secured. I wonder how safe it really is to enter one's credit card number in this site. Maybe they will think of making the deposit page more secure.

CallMeSoul · July 2011

It's safe .

CF_Jamil · July 2011

So far there wasn't anyone that had their credit card stolen off of this website. I bought $100 worth of ZP and never had a problem.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

CallMeSoul wrote: »

It's safe .

To enter sensitive information like that and to not have it be HTTPS? I don't consider that a single bit safe. Bank websites or e-tailer transaction pages are HTTPS for a reason.

Kawaii_Neko · July 2011

if you dont think it's safe, click "earn free zeepee" :P

CallMeSoul · July 2011

Kedaamikeda wrote: »

To enter sensitive information like that and to not have it be HTTPS? I don't consider that a single bit safe. Bank websites or e-tailer transaction pages are HTTPS for a reason.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

Mr_Shady wrote: »

So far there wasn't anyone that had their credit card stolen off of this website. I bought $100 worth of ZP and never had a problem.

Just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean it will not happen in the future. And besides, that's no excuse to not make transactions a bit more secure for customers.

[Rory] · July 2011

Kedaamikeda wrote: »

To enter sensitive information like that and to not have it be HTTPS? I don't consider that a single bit safe. Bank websites or e-tailer transaction pages are HTTPS for a reason.

https://buddiepay.com/

Credit card transactions use buddiepay, buddiepay uses HTTPS.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

CallMeSoul wrote: »

CallMeSoul wrote: »

It's safe .

If you can't post how things work in this website, don't bother posting at all. I am looking to get a solid answer, not troll.

CallMeSoul · July 2011

Kedaamikeda wrote: »

If you can't post how things work in this website, don't bother posting. I am looking to get a solid answer, not troll.

I'm looking for people that actually bother to research, but that's not happening.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

[MOD]Rory wrote: »

https://buddiepay.com/

Credit card transactions use buddiepay, buddiepay uses HTTPS.

So the buddypay form that appears in the deposit page is actually secured?

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

CallMeSoul wrote: »

I'm looking for people that actually bother to research, but that's not happening.

Forums are also tools for researching if you didn't know that already. And besides, you aren't helping much. Don't bother posting anymore.

Ibro77 · July 2011

CallMeSoul wrote: »

Stop trolling noob.

On topic: It's safe don't worry.

CallMeSoul · July 2011

Ibro77 wrote: »

Stop trolling noob.

On topic: It's safe don't worry.

I'm guessing you didn't read, I'll say it nice and slowly, I said facepalm because he didn't trust me when I said it was safe.
Understand?
P.S. How's life being a hypocrite calling someone noob while you don't have anything to show as proof that you're not a noob yourself?

allah_yok · July 2011

i Dont trust this website look how much ha.cker kids are still there buy a paysafecard or use ZP Bug

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

CallMeSoul wrote: »

I'm guessing you didn't read, I'll say it nice and slowly, I said facepalm because he didn't trust me when I said it was safe.
Understand?
P.S. How's life being a hypocrite calling someone noob while you don't have anything to show as proof that you're not a noob yourself?

You gave absolutely no explanation as to why it is safe, so why should I trust your answer? All you are doing is raising flames in this thread. I don't want this thread to be closed because of flaming. I still haven't gotten an answer I was looking for. So I beg of you to stop trolling anymore. Thanks in advance for understanding.

DarkArtZ · July 2011

Kedaamikeda wrote: »

You gave absolutely no explanation as to why it is safe, so why should I trust your answer? All you are doing is raising flames in this thread. I don't want this thread to be closed because of flaming. I still haven't gotten an answer I was looking for. So I beg of you to stop trolling anymore. Thanks in advance for understanding.

if you dont think it is safe then dont buy anything lolz.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

UK_DarkArtZ wrote: »

if you dont think it is safe then dont buy anything lolz.

I don't buy ZP anyways. Just wanting to know if it's safe or not.

[dot] · July 2011

I'm not in a position to talk about how serious they are, I doubt anyone here is.
If they were some kind of scammers, I'm sure we would've heard about it already.

If you don't feel comfortable using their services, try PayPal or Buddiepay.

Kawaii_Neko · July 2011

exactly..just use paypal.

DatMuffin · July 2011

Just because the website itself isn't HTTPS does not mean the transfer isn't.

When you click the button to actually SEND the information check the link for it. It is an HTTPS server. It is a system called HTTP/HTTPS hybrid. Facebook and other websites use it.

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Chimpzz · July 2011

Buddiepay is not a scam obviously but the way in which the payment gateway is implemented is insecure and infact I believe it is law that any page taking any bank card number must be SSL secure.

If they can't buy an SSL certificate which is only a few dollars then it's not worth using them and risking your CC card number whilst they are making tidy fees off you for it.

Kedaamikeda · July 2011

Grooby99 wrote: »

Buddiepay is not a scam obviously but the way in which the payment gateway is implemented is insecure and infact I believe it is law that any page taking any bank card number must be SSL secure.

If they can't buy an SSL certificate which is only a few dollars then it's not worth using them and risking your CC card number whilst they are making tidy fees off you for it.

I was wondering the same thing actually. Just because the actual buddypay website is secured doesn't mean the gateway is. Hope someone with actual knowledge on how this website works can respond.

DatMuffin · July 2011

I just explained this, the website itself is not HTTPS but when you enter your information is it sent through an HTTPS connection. The process is well noted and has been discussed at DEFCON-17. What you mentioned Ked is that the website is HTTPS but the gateway isn't, but the reality is it is usually the opposite, the website can be unsecured. As long as the gateway is secured it will almost always be secured. The only way it wouldn't be secure is if someone had hacked you and created a proxy to send your packets through their connection before the packets are taken by the gateway. The odds of that happening are so incredibly minimal it is pointless to suggest it happening to you.

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Kedaamikeda · July 2011

DatMuffin wrote: »

I just explained this, the website itself is not HTTPS but when you enter your information is it sent through an HTTPS connection. The process is well noted and has been discussed at DEFCON-17. What you mentioned Ked is that the website is HTTPS but the gateway isn't, but the reality is it is usually the opposite, the website can be unsecured. As long as the gateway is secured it will almost always be secured. The only way it wouldn't be secure is if someone had hacked you and created a proxy to send your packets through their connection before the packets are taken by the gateway. The odds of that happening are so incredibly minimal it is pointless to suggest it happening to you.

I appreciate your answer a lot. Thanks for clearing this up for me.