The Chrysler LLC Promotional Merchandise web site is designed to protect you! Every effort is been made to secure and protect the information that you provide us.

Data encryption. What does it mean? The information you send us regarding your purchase is encrypted which makes it unusable if it is intercepted. This store uses the industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology that permits encryption of potentially sensitive information such as your name and address and critically sensitive information, like your credit card number. All transactions are encrypted with a 128 bit pass-key, whereby only Corporate Express Promotional Marketing holds the decryption key. Even after you submit this information, it is removed from all systems. If you are concerned about the privacy of your credit card information, we encourage you to submit your order via phone. You may contact us at 1-877-777-7214.

Safer transmissions. How? Paying attention to browser features will increase your security. Take these steps to protect yourself even more. Your browser settings may be set to notify you if you change between secure and insecure transmission modes; if you receive an invalid site identification to the site to which you are about to transmit; and, if you are going to send a transmission over an "open" or unsecured connection. Your browser security settings allow you to control these features. Non-SSL browser users: Please use the "Order by Phone" option. Note that browsers such as AOL, Cyberdog 1.2, Compuserve, etc. do not support SSL. Netscape Navigator 3.0 Users: When choosing to place your order, you may receive an error "Document contains no data." To bypass this error, choose Options from the Netscape menu. Click on Security Preferences. Make sure that the checkbox next to Enable SSL v3 is not checked. Click on apply - ok. Then proceed to reload the page.

Know your browser. How do I know if the site is secure? You are notified in two ways of a secure transaction. Watch the URL. A secure transmission identifying a secure page will always begin with "https://" Also, an icon will appear. This icon depends on the browser. Netscape Navigator uses an "unbroken key" in the lower left corner.