tail lights

[Sonny]

Dose anyone know where I can buy or order tail lights for my P5/2003, in Austin Tx. Call me old, I mean old fashion but I still don't like putting my C. card # into a computor. I know, I know get with the times but give an old man a break. thanks.

 

[JOS3]

I mean old fashion but I still don't like putting my C. card # into a computor.

well in that case....nope. i dont know where you could get tail lights. the only way is to buy them online. unless someone in your area is selling some.

 

[InitialDMP5]

maybe try a shop in your town that will special order them from a site, and then you just pay them. Or find someone who will use there CC and you pay them. Thats all--peace out

 

[pr5owner]

Dose anyone know where I can buy or order tail lights for my P5/2003, in Austin Tx. Call me old, I mean old fashion but I still don't like putting my C. card # into a computor. I know, I know get with the times but give an old man a break. thanks.

JUST USE YOUR CC online.. you won't get scamed. just make sure you got 128bit encryption and you will be fine

 

[kidkorrupt]

go to the dealer and order form the parts department. you can pay in cash

 

[chuyler1]

Any place that sells stuff online will gladly take a phonecall from you where you can give them your cc num that way. Unless you're paranoid about your phone being tapped also.

 

[03blup5]

credit card info online

I could see how a non-computer oriented person would be leery giving credit card info online. But what they should fear, is giving cc info over the telephone. That can be scary - NO security.
All companies that offer payment via cc online MUST be a member of VeriSign or similar. This means your cc info is encrypted so that only the intended recipient can decipher it. Depending on your browser, you should have a little gold lock in the lower corner, indicating a secure connection, or a pop up window that you've entered a secure site.
A little off topic, but hope it helps. I'm old too but in the computer industry.
And BTW, if you're looking for Altezza style taillights, check ebay.

Cheers, Mark

 

[chuyler1]

the difference is...you risk your cc being picked up during transit (the few seconds you speak it over the phone)

whereas when you submit it online, it sits on a computer that is connected to the internet. 99.9% of internet stolen credit cards are taken off a server holding private information...no one is stupid enough to try to crack 128bit encryption that is used when sending the information over the internet...it would take days/years on a super computer. The information will always be stolen off your computer or the receiving computer AFTER the transaction has occured.

However, if the person on the other end of your phone call just pulls up a browser window and puts your information into the same computer...then your still volunerable

...either way, thats what insurance is for.

 

[md420]

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why not just use money orders?