Bionic-Badger said:That is pretty ridiculous. You would think Laserglow would hire some competent website programmers. It really makes me question the security of the information provided to them.
Justin said that if the situation became severe enough that they would start sending invoices out to the customers. It's not just LaserGlow's checkout system though, there's an add-on for Firefox (Don't remember the name) that can edit javascript values, which in turn can let you manipulate the cart and pricing (As seen in this thread). It's by no means a security breach, your just editing some numbers on a page, you send those numbers to LaserGlow, if the numbers don't add then your order is denied & refunded.