Which one would you pay £1000 to ?

I think the following trust cert gives the best 'trust'

  • Image 1

    Votes: 4 13.3%

  • Image 2

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Image 3

    Votes: 2 6.7%

  • Image 4

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Image 5

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Image 6

    Votes: 24 80.0%
  • Total voters
    30
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Rob Holmes

Rob Holmes

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  • #1
    Many of us run ecommerce systems - theres a few different 'trust' certificates around designed to make the web visitor feel comfortable with buying from you...

    If you had to pay £1000 via a website to a business you were not familiar with before today, which one of these images would make you feel most secure?...

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    Votes / opinions on why you chose welcome!

    Cheers,

    Rob
     
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    Dawg

  • #9
    If I were to choose from the perspective of an average punter, which might be what Rob is asking for, I'd go 6,5,3,2,4,1.
    Verisign looks 'bankish', a good thing.
    'Shop' and 'Safe' are nice key words, and it's a co.uk, which is comfortable for domestic sales/punters.
    Safebuy & BBB; OK, neither good nor bad, marginal plus effect
    Both 'Accredited Retailer'; look made up, marginal minus effect.

    I think the feelgood factor is achieved by the card symbols as much as any of these.
     
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    SpeedyExpressCouriers

  • #11
    No.6, I have seen the VeriSign on many websites. I seen No.3 a couple of times and never seen the others before.

    I wouldn't necessarily buy a product from a website solely because it has the VeriSign logo. Support and company info is a good start, SSL certificate, Padlock (although not available with IE7) etc etc
     
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