CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL

• a. Credit card 

Credit cards operating on the national and international Visa and MasterCard circuits are accepted. In cases of purchase of goods with a credit card payment method, at the same time as the online transaction is concluded, the reference bank authorizes only the commitment of the amount relating to the purchase made. CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL has paid the utmost attention to your security, in fact, for the management of payments it has relied on a banking merchant that uses a security protocol based on 128-bit SSL data encryption.

At no time during the purchase procedure is CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL able to know the information relating to the buyer’s credit card, as they are typed directly on the website of the bank that manages the transaction; since there is no data transmission, there is no possibility that these data are intercepted. No computer archive of CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL contains or retains such data. In no case CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL can therefore be held responsible for any fraudulent and improper use of credit cards by third parties, upon payment for products purchased on www.emmaalicemartin.com.

• b. PayPal

Upon confirmation of the order, the buyer will be directed to the PayPal site where he can complete the payment procedure by entering his e-mail address and his PayPal password. Your financial data will not be shared but managed directly by PayPal.

• c. Bank transfer to CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL:

IBAN: IT60N0306962772100000011919 

• d. MyBank

Cancellation of payment
In case of non-acceptance of the order by CV Cappeller & Volpe SRL, the same will simultaneously request the cancellation of the transaction and the release of the committed amount. The release times, for some types of cards, depend exclusively on the banking system and can reach their natural expiry date (24th day from the date of authorization). Having requested the cancellation of the transaction, in no case can  be held responsible for any direct or indirect damage caused by delay in the failure to release the amount committed by the banking system.