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	<title>Comments on: How To Securely Store Clients&#8217; Credit Card Information?</title>
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		<title>By: RLDaily</title>
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		<description>The most secure way of storing your clients&#039; payment information would be handwriting the info on carbon copy invoices, and placing them in a filing cabinet.  Alphabetize &amp; file by last name or business.  You are able to send a receipt (just cut out the CC# in the copy you are mailing out first), and have a copy or two more for your records.  This is what my boyfriend does at his work (where I also help out sometimes, filing such information, shipping, and running credit cards), and it&#039;s more reliable - not to mention convenient for you..  What happens if your computer gets hacked or a virus?  You need to have a non-digital back-up.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The most secure way of storing your clients&#8217; payment information would be handwriting the info on carbon copy invoices, and placing them in a filing cabinet.  Alphabetize &#038; file by last name or business.  You are able to send a receipt (just cut out the CC# in the copy you are mailing out first), and have a copy or two more for your records.  This is what my boyfriend does at his work (where I also help out sometimes, filing such information, shipping, and running credit cards), and it&#8217;s more reliable &#8211; not to mention convenient for you..  What happens if your computer gets hacked or a virus?  You need to have a non-digital back-up.</p>
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