At AlertPay, we are dedicated to keeping your account safe: our fraud prevention department works around the clock to ensure the security of your transactions. But, you, the member, also play an active role in ensuring the safety of your funds and protecting your account from potential hacks.Role of Alertpay's fraud prevention team
AlertPay has a stringent KYC (Know Your Customer) policy to ensure the security of our members’ accounts and our network. When a new account is created, the new member must pass through a verification process to validate the banking and credit card information they entered.
Once personal information is validated and members begin to perform transactions, all information must pass through our 128-bit SSL Encryption system. Our sophisticated encryption system scrambles personal information as it travels through cyberspace, so members’ sensitive data cannot be intercepted and misused.
The AlertPay fraud prevention team works tirelessly to identify and assess external security threats to our system and ensure members’ accounts are not compromised by attempts at hacking our system.
Your role in a more secure transaction
Make sure your internet connection is secure
Accessing the web through a secure internet connection is essential to prevent personal data from being intercepted. To make sure you are browsing safely, only log in into your AlertPay account from machines you trust. Also, always check to make sure the URL displayed in your browser’s address bar is correct.
Keep your software up to date
For all computer users, performing regular software updates by downloading the latest patches is essential to maintain security. Like old clothing, which wears thin over time and may require a patch, software programs develop holes that can expose your information to malware and hacking attempts. Software providers vigilantly identify weak points in their programs and provide users with patches to enhance security.
Always log out of your account
Make sure to log out of your account to avoid allowing other users to access your personal information. If you are using a public computer it is essential to log out before you close your browser window. To do so, click the ‘Logout’ button on the top right corner of your logged-in AlertPay screen.
Avoiding so-called AlertPay Hack Tools
"Double your money now !" may sound enticing, but please do not fall for a website offering this type of hacking hoax. Disclaimer:AlertPay Terms of Use do not allow members to use tools to attempt to hack the system, including Money Generator, Money Adders, or any other derivatives of KeyGen. Use of AlertPay in conjunction with any of these tools will result in termination of your account and may expose you to penalties.
Please note:
If you discover any suspicious links that claim to be hacking tools, immediately file a report by submitting a ticket to our fraud investigation team.
Other examples of hacking tools to avoid:
- AlertPay KeyGen
- Alertpay Hacking Script
- Alertpay Scripts
- AlertPay Doubler
- AlertPay Money Software
- Alertpay Money Generator
- Alertpay Cash Generator
- Alertpay Money Maker
- Alertpay Credit Card Generator
- Alertpay Gift Generator
Online shopping provides convenience but if we are too naive, we may share more personal information than we need to. Thank you for sharing such helpful tips regarding online safety. The same goes with our papers that require shredding Austin documents for the protection of our information. Hopefully, more people will become responsible in keeping their information private to avoid getting victimized by fraud.
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