Replies to post #112321 on Bravada International Ltd (BRAV)

[stockhero]

At least it was one of the first e-commerce sites to do so. Let's see what happens.

[PhilipDrummond]

What it means is, the CEO knows how to code. What MAYBE would have made this newsworthy would be a statement saying something like "...and we believe with this new coding, we will generate front page search results that will accelerate our sales on a MoM basis, allowing for continued growth and profitable results."

But no. Just leave it to search results and hope for increased sales.

[La Cima]

Is this REALLY a news-worthy event? If people were going to buy leggings, shouldn't an HTTPS website be expected? This, in my opinion, is something that should be expected. Shame on the management of BRAV that it took so long. I would think that the highly-paid web administrator (how much are web administrators paid anyway?), would know to do that years ago.

I know that there are people here that run websites. Can they chime in on what this really means? I did a quick google and found that this is not that big of an issue

News worthy ?

I'm with U 100% Y.U. AXING ME


PCI - Payment Card Industry has defined and published requirements (since 2001) for online merchants who conduct credit and debit card payment transactions via a on-line presence. (ie. BRAV.PK)


I know for certain, before I submit any credit card information on-line, I am conducting business with a online company who is secure HTTPS.

Why did it take BRAV.PK so long ?


Why the PR drama of a HTTPS ?