Where is the safest place to internet shop?
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there are many very secure places, circuit city, best buy, ebay
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I bought mine on ebay,its fast,cheap and safe.
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1) pricewatch.com\n2) tigerdirect.com (I've never had a problem, just check the merchant reviews before you buy and make sure they're not horrible.  Also check the return policies.)\n3) Yard sales\n4) Local used computer resellers\n5) Thrift Shops
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bearshare, lime wire, kazza, theres a lot of places, but they eventually may cause computer freeze up and break ur computer, specially if ur downloading porn
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Amazon or Ebay.\n\nI didn't have good experience with Buy.com.  I had trouble contacting them when I received a broken item.  I couldn't find a customer service phone number for Buy.com on its website.  In hindsight, that should have been a red flag .\n\nCheck out Epinions.com for reviews on online stores.  It's pretty helpful.
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ebay, amazon, shopping.com, circuit city, sometimes walmart too
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Nothing is 100% safe.  I don't think My space is nearly as bad as everyone makes it out to be.  Geocities is another option.
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I don't believe the internet is for sale.\n\nIf you want to buy products on the internet, you should stay with reputable vendors and spend the extra couple bucks.  The great "bargains" are often ruined by shipping charges, delays, mistakes or even outright fraud.  You also need to know what you are buying and who the best vendors are for that item.  No one site is best at everything.\n\nA couple good online vendors are Overstock.com,  B&H Photo Video for all things photographic, J&R for many electronics, Buy.com is pretty good for computer stuff, but so is PC Connection/Mac Connection.\n\nThe short answer is to do your research, know what you are buying and then shop CAREFULLY for a good price.  eBay is rarely the place to get a great deal.  The transaction costs alone make it prohibitive and it is far to easy to get burned.
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NO DEFINITELY NOT!! Kazaa is probably the most unsafe program on the internet. I have tried about 20 or 30 different programs, and all of them have ruined my computer, especially Kazaa. I now use Bearshare, and it is free and fast. Out of all those programs I have used, Bearshare is the fastest and the safest one of all.\n(go to www.bearshare.com to download) Limewire is a good alternative, but I still think bearshare is better
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The surest way is to not be on the Internet, not let anyone else use your computer and never insert discs from anyone who is not a totally trusted source.\n\nAs a practical matter, having a broadband router, the Windows firewall that comes with XP Service Pack 2, Windows Automatic Updates turned on, a good antivirus program, a couple decent anti-spyware programs (such as Spybot and Ad-Aware), and taking the attitude you will never, ever download any program ever from the Internet, should keep you plenty safe.
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1. Register a domain.\n2. Install some of the shopping cart softwares like oscommerce or u can find them while searching on Yahoo or Google.\n3. Signup for accepting credit cards.\n4. Add your products and u are online.\n\nOr you can open your store at Yahoo or ebay.\n\nNote: you want to learn more about the security using SSL and hacker-free softwares to make u sleep peacefully.
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websites that aren't well known. yahoo! and google are well known search sites. also, if the site is for purposelful things like dictionary.com, m-w.com (online dictionaries) or Wikipedia (the online encyclopedia). popular cooking sites like Epicurious or allrecipies.com are known to be safe. news sites like cnn.com will be safe. try not to download anything or click on anything that promises something "free" or that says you won something. never give your name, phone number, address anywhere online unless you are sure the company is not a scam. stay safe! and good luck! :-)\np.s. if anything DOES happen that you know is a virus, use trusted anti-virus software like "spybot search and destroy" to get rid of anything immediatly.
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I like Amazon.com.  They have everything from books, movies, watches.  Anything you can imagine.  I have used them several times and have never had a problem.  Their website is very user friendly also.\n\nToday, there are many websites that are safe.  When you are inputting your credit card information and so forth, make sure the address has https, rather than the basic, http.  The "s" stands for secure.
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This is pretty good: www.blogger.com\n\nBut please read these links on safety below and keep some important stuff in mind:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/kidblog.mspx\nhttp://www.wiredsafety.org/internet101/blogs.html
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Looks legit to me go for it!! A tip to look for on a legit and a real site is a small lock icon and the bottom right corner of Internet explorer browser if you see it ,it's safe if your then your taking a risk by buying from that site with out the lock icon at the bottom of your browser.
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Safe, very safe when buying online on a trusted published sources; one that indicates a VeriSign Trust symbol.  \n\nSite should indicate a Security URL that starts with:\n\nhttps//.........
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yes it is safe to shop from Ebay. I do it all the time. i ALWAYS get my stuff! as long as you pay for it, you'll get it. and if not then email the seller of the item.