Privacy Policy is occupying a high priority at postcaps.eu. In the capture, processing and utilization of personal data we strictly adhere to statutory provisions of the German Data Protection Act (BDSG)
and of the Teleservices Data Protection Act (TDDSG). Naturally you can visit our website without leaving personal data.

In the following cases we need information of you:
- for orders
- on the use of the area "My Account"

We encrypt that data with the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol before it is sent to us. It is one of the safest and most common procedures on the Internet. It is used among others in online banking.

Illegal use of credit card information or checking account information due to orders at our online shop has never occurred to one of our thousands of customers.

Our security technology:
Secure server software SSL, 128-bit encoding

How can I check that?
If you can see a padlock symbol in the bottom bar of your browser, it means, that your page is secured for third party access or interception on data-transfer (for example credit card information).
Every Page at our shop, that contains personal information of you, is protected by our secure server software SSL.
You can check the SSL 128-bit encryption just by clicking your browser's "File-Button" and "Properties-Button".
There you can view certificate information.

What is SSL?
SSL (Secure Socket Layer) provides the opportunity to safeguard internet services against foreign interception. It is one of the best in secure online trading and is used for a long time on the Internet.
Thus confidential customer information on forms can be transmitted securely to a web presence.
With SSL transfers (e.g. credit card numbers, bank code, bank account number, name, address) are encrypted and thus secured against access and interception by third parties.
I.e. the characters you entered will be converted into a code that can then be safely transferred.
In addition, SSL is constantly checking the connection to attempted attacks from outside and to the integrity of data transmitted.