Ray

Given Lynn's post, I'd suggest to your customer that perhaps there is 
greater risk threat in attempting to place an order in a means the company 
isn't accustomed to doing than following the company's prescribed online 
ordering procedure.
There is risk in credit card use at any point given that someone could 
just as easily copy a card number, expiration date, and security code in a 
store,, restaurant, or telephone sales operation where folks come and go.
Given the nature how online ordering is secured, I'd argue that there is 
greater risk in how your customer wishes to do things than online 
ordering.
Also, if a credit card (not a debit card) is used, there is protection in 
the event of misappropriation.. 
If all this falls on deaf ear, my only suggestion is for that person to 
buy their internet security software the old-fashioned way -- from a 
bricks and mortar store where they present their purchase to a cashier.


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