ERROR: Please verify this domains security certification
The referring website domain does not appear to be a valid McAfee SECURE service merchant. Please contact the referring website for information regarding the McAfee SECURE certification, or to report trustmark abuse, click here.
How to spot a fake McAfee SECURE trustmark
Any merchant that subscribes to the McAfee SECURE™ service has their site tested daily by McAfee for a variety of vulnerabilities. When that merchant’s site passes these tests, it is eligible to display the McAfee SECURE trustmark on that site.
Some sites that do not subscribe to the McAfee SECURE service try to fool consumers by placing a copy of the trustmark on their website in order to give the appearance of security. This practice is called “Scraping.”
Look for clues, then confirm
Don’t be fooled by the scammers. Protect yourself by following these simple steps when purchasing online:
- Real McAfee SECURE trustmarks are “live” and will show today’s date.
- Real McAfee SECURE trustmarks can be clicked and will take you to the subscribing merchant’s verification page.
- Some scammers will have their fake seals link to www.mcafee.com. This might seem normal, but it’s not the way the McAfee SECURE service works.
- Real McAfee SECURE verification pages will include the subscribing merchant’s name.