i want to order some computer equipment.
Tell me where i can find some online store that recceive email order.
I choose email order because it more scure than i put my order detil in internet.

You do need to be careful when ordering computers or anything online.
Please check out the company you plan on doing business with with the
Better Business Bureau in the area where the company's located and
with the state attorney general's office in the state where the
company is based.

Here are some stores that accept E-Mail orders for computer equipment:

Hardware Planet. http://www.compwarehouse.com/

Retech Computer Equipment.
http://www.retechcomputers.com/catalog/contact_us.php?osCsid=d63af6696aa90ee04e54b00f2ec0df57

A list of online computer sellers.
http://www.infohq.com/Computer/Vendortable.htm

Back through the future computers.
http://www.backthruthefuture.com/online.htm

Tiger Direct. http://www.tigerdirect.com/index.asp

PCs For Everyone. http://www.pcsforeveryone.com/

Goodwin's Online Computer Store. http://www.angelfire.com/tx2/goodwin/

BD Tech. http://www.directcanada.com/email.cfm?sku=6471

Eagle Computer. http://saveateaglestore.site.yahoo.net/

Silver Bullet PC. http://www.silverbulletpc.com/

GiveMePower.com. http://www.givemepower.com/store.cfm

I hope this helps!

Most online shopping websites are secure sites which is noted by the
lock icon at the bottom right of your browser (the same one you'll see
here at Google Answers). Email on the other hand, unless you use some
sort of encryption (PGP, etc...) is far less secure.

Agree with deadlychiapet - online (internet) ordering is far safer
than email: just look for that padlock to show you have a secure
transmission.

If you insist on email, then I suggest you contact the store of your
choice and make sure they will accept an email order. Send TWO emails,
the first containing the first eight digits of your credit card number
and the second with the second eight digits.  That way, if one email
is intercepted, it is useless...

You don't say in which country you are ordering from.  If you ar in
the US, try entering "computer stores" in Google, and otherwise adding
your country as well.

Good luck,  read2live

NEVER, ever give your credit card number via e-mail.  Anyone can see
this as it travels over the Internet.  Virtually all online stores
offer SSL, a level of security that encrypts your credit card number
as it travels through the Internet and while it is on the store's
server.  Even if a hacker breaks into the server, it is still safe.