Checkout page - not secure, HTTPS warning?

[BlackMetalBuick]

Was about to order some juice when I noticed my browser is warning me that the checkout page is not completely HTTPS secure. Not that I don't trust the vendor, just don't need some third party getting a hold of my account numbers. Any idea what's wrong with the security on that page?

 

[vaporgalinfla]

Did you get a prompt first asking you if you want the secure and unsecure items to display (or something along those lines)?

 

[BlackMetalBuick]

Not at first when using Google Chrome. Just a red warning symbol up on my address bar. If I switch to Internet Explorer I get the box that you're talking about, so I assume just click No for the unsecure items. As long as this doesn't cause any vulnerability with the credit card info...

 

[vaporgalinfla]

The same thing happens to me (not only with FSUSA though). I always click "No" and have never had any problems.

 

[BlackMetalBuick]

Okay thanks. Placed my order. Hopefully securely.

Saved $16 with the black friday deal. Jager bomb, thin mint, cappuccino, creamsicle. Can't wait.

 

[vaporgalinfla]

I have a sample of jager bomb, but I haven't tried it yet. It smells so good though! Thin mint and creamsicle are so yummy.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

I use ie and when my secure box pops up it is asking if I want to display 'secure items only'. I always press yes. You should also notice a little lock icon. You should be able to click on the lock icon and see the site security certificate. I have never had a problem using FSUSA's site.

 

[champions]

Chrome is known for that.

 

[Denrock316]

I don't recall getting any warnings using Firefox. Firefox is all I have used for about the last 2 yrs.

 

[dgr]

BMB,
The only thing that appears to be delivered unsecure on those pages is the google ads at the very bottom. When first clicking checkout, it would be below the words, "Instant SSL Certificate Secured."

As far as a third party getting your card info. The likely hood of it happening over the internet is slim to none when you are at a site you are expecting to be at. I'm much more concerned handing the kid at the drive through my card as I've just handed him the security code on the back.