Three Rules to buy Wedding and Engagement Rings online
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There are three simple steps to follow when ring buying online and I suggest you follow them to save money and avoid the pitfalls of the wild west as many people think of the internet.
The number 1 rule when doing anything online is never to give your credit card details unless you are sure you are on a protected page i.e. https:// the s after the http stands for secure and ensures minimum internet protection is applied to any data sent so if it is intercepted a regular occurrence online it will be unreadable. Never send details of your card by email not even to your bank as they will have a secure page on their site for such information.
Rule 2 is know what you are buying before you purchase your ring. When you buy a ring online it is not going to be refunded because you meant to buy it in white gold but ordered it in rose gold so ensure you know what you are buying before you give your credit card details and if you have made a mistake tell the company asap. It is also recommended that you know your correct ring size as the website can t measure you so go to a few local jewellers to get measured and decide on the metal that you prefer.
Rule 3 only ever make a large purchase such as a diamond ring from a trusted site Google tend to define a trusted site as one which has hundreds or thousands of links all pointing to it and this is quite a good judge of trustworthiness as it is like a public popularity contest for adwords. In my opinion the terms and conditions page is an essential part of a website if it looks professional it probably is from a trusted site that will save you money not steal your money. If you know somebody that bought their ring from the online store and had no problems that is the best but is not always possible or even likely. Follow the three rules with buying your ring and it is unlikely you will be ripped off just like the millions of others like you doing the same thing to get a cheaper ring.