PRIVACY POLICY
DAVID FROST WINE will treat all personal information you give us as strictly confidential and no personal information will be made available to third parties.
Any information collected is used solely by DAVID FROST WINE and its business partners who are involved in the operation of this site, and for internal purposes. DAVID FROST WINE client lists are never sold to third parties. DAVID FROST WINE will not share personally identifiable information with third parties unless the person who has submitted the information has authorised us to do so, or if we are required to by law.
DAVID FROST WINE is dedicated to maintaining the privacy of its visitors and clients!
WEBSITE SECURITY
Shopping Online
To shop with us, you must be aged 18 years or over. Please note that we can not leave wine with any persons under the age of 18. Drivers are instructed to ask for ID books where the recipient's age is not clear.
If you choose to register, you will be asked to choose a password. Please keep it secret, as you are entirely responsible if you do not maintain its confidentiality. You are also entirely responsible for all activities that occur under your user ID and password.
By shopping on this website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agree to be bound by our Terms and Conditions.
3 Domain Security - is a new method of security mandated by the Card Associations to enhance the security of online transactions. Mastercard's product is called "SecureCode" and Visa's product is called "Verified by Visa".
The 3D-Secure refers to three domains involved in the security they are:
- the Acquiring or Merchant's bank
- the Card Association's financial networks ie Mastercard and Visa
- the Issuing or Cardholder's bank
Very simply the system authenticates the cardholder before the transaction takes place by diverting the browser to the bank that issued the card, who then request some secret, perhaps a pin, from their cardholder that will conclusively prove that this actually is the cardholder entitled to use this card. Once they are satisfied that this is their cardholder they issue an authentication receipt which is then presented to the merchants bank along with the authorisation request. If the transactions is then approved by the issuing bank they may not charge the transaction back to the merchant because the cardholder disputes the transaction as not being originated by them.
Virtual Card Services is compliant and in fact was the first South African payment gateway to be certified by both Mastercard and Visa for 3D-Secure transactions through First National Bank, Standard Bank and ABSA.