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Shop with confidence at Topdiscs

When you buy from Topdiscs you can be sure that your transaction is protected and secure. Below are the payment methods we accept with a breif description.

HSBC e-secure
Probably the most secure way to pay for anything on the internet. When you select HSBC at checkout you are taken to HSBC's own secure site to complete payment details by card. You are no longer on our website, HSBC will handle the payment on it's own servers and let us know that you have paid for the order.

What's the benefit of this? It means that no person in our company ever sees your card details. The payment is handled directly with HSBC who are bound by tough security regulations. HSBC then instantly transfer the funds to us and tell our system that the order is paid.

Have you ever wondered about entering your card details on a standard web form? It may be secure in itself but you are still sending your card details to strangers. On our site, you do not run that risk. Your bank details stay in the banking system.

Paypal
Paypal is an excellent solution for buyers. Again, you are transfered to Paypal's own site to complete payment so we do not get to see your card details at any point.

You can either log in and pay from your paypal account or you can pay by card through the paypal system. Either way, it's convenient, fast and very safe for you.

Once again, far safer than entering your card details on a secure form which is then passed around various departments of the supplier.

Bank Transfer
We do not generally offer this as a payment method but are happy to do so on request. Please note that this method is rarely instant and it may take 3-4 days for your payment to reach our account. Please let us know if you would like to order and would like to use this method.

Cheques, cash, PO's etc.
We regret that we cannot accept any form of postal payments under any circumstances. Please do not send cash or cheques as they will be returned to you. We will not be responsible for cash sent un-recorded and then lost in the post.