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some cyber crimminals are searching for their next target and you have to be careful of we spoke to axiom cyber solutions... a las vegas based cyber security company... they say to never give out your social security number. also--while some sites give you the option to store your credit card data... it's safer to skip that option. and even when you're shopping on big chain websites-- sometimes you can still get redirected to someone else's site that's not legitimate. so safety experts stress the importance of making sure your checkout is secure. ((shannon wilkinson, presid you're shopping secure so there's the little padlock showing that your data is being encrypted when you're sending it across the wire." ((brittany edney)) another big safety tip is to use your credit card for all online purchases--not your debit card--that way-- the card isn't connected to your checking account brittany edney, 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >>> the national retail federation estimates 122-million people are going to shop on-line tomorrow./// ((paul joncich)) along the 15 as many head back home following