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Credit Cards / Debit Cards
We currently accept payment from the following UK
registered cards:
Security is something that we take very seriously and we have invested in the best encryption software available
on the market. We use an enhanced version of Secure Socket Layer (SSL) called Extended Validation Secure Socket
Layer (EV SSL) that uses 256 bit high grade encryption to scramble your payment and personal details so that it is
impossible for anyone but the intended recipient to read.
To obtain an EV SSL certificate we are subjected to a more extensive investigation than standard SSL from the
certificate issuer, in this case GlobalSign, and have to pass an independent audit before being awarded such status.
Click the GlobalSign logo for certificate confirmation.
Payment details are entered on a secure server and your browser will normally inform you that encryption is being
used by either displaying a message or showing a small padlock icon at the bottom of your browser. All of the latest
major browsers have built-in EV SSL support and this site will cause the address bar to highlight in green.
Furthermore, all data stored on the secure server is protected by a firewall, the specification of which has been
recognised by the major banks. This is used in combination with SagePay (formerly Protx). As soon as your information
reaches us, our own security system keeps your data stored safely.
Company Invoice
We offer 30 day invoice terms to companies and require little information from you to set up an account. Simply
complete a short form and fax it back to us. We normally get accounts approved within 2 days. Click here to download
a credit application form.
Education Sector Orders
We specialise in government education sectors and accept official orders from schools, colleges and universities
by either fax or email. No need to complete any application forms! All goods are dispatched the same day. You can
pay at the time of your order or send a cheque/pay by BACS at a later date.
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