The problem with trust on the Internet
 

The main problem of Internet liberalism is the customer's inability to reliably identify the owner of a particular website. This is because of freely publicly available domains, which can even be completely anonymous for a small annual fee.
 

This anonymity causes many fraudulent online practices, from downright fraud, to identity theft from the already successful e-shops in order to deceive customers into submitting their online payment credentials. This practice is known as phishing and it is a form of stealing and misusing the identity of a company.

All this naturally leads to lower credibility of websites in general, not only those that engage in various e-commerce activities (online shops and similar), but all online properties where user information is collected in one way or another. The threat of misusing customer data for stealing the identity of a user or, in most cases, using user data in spamming schemes, results in users being wary of leaving personal information, let alone payment credentials, to yet another website.

While the already well established e-commerce websites are mostly perceived as trustworthy, this is generally not the case. Company On Net bridges the trust gap by identifying the righteous owner of a particular web property, and allowing online customer to verify this information in the most simple manner. Read how.