Hi Deirdre,
Yes it looks ok to me. Like Al says its handled by Yahoo, your details are transmitted over a secure encrypted connection so theres no danger of your card details being intercepted en-route. What it then boils down to is whether you trust the vendor. I do a lot of shopping via the internet. After I have satisfied myself as to technical security of my information I base the rest of my judgement on subtle things. For example I see these people do wholesale. That implies to me that they are a bit more than just a kid in his/her back bedroom.
I would be happy to buy from this company. That said there is always a risk with internet shopping. All you can do is make the best judgement you can, after that its up to visa/mastercard to keep you protected from fraud.
Sometimes you see people do the most stupid of things. I good friend of mine bought some illegal pirated dvds from a website based in thailand. A couple of hours later he got a call from his credit card company who were concerned with the level of activity on his card over the past couple of hours. He managed to avoid having to pay for the fraudulent transactions, but only just. Visa were claiming that by buying from such a disreputable site he 'Did not take appropriate care to ensure the security of his credit card details'. I think they have a valid point and he now knows just how lucky he was that they capitulated and removed these from his bill.
Sorry for yakking on. All I can say is that I would buy from these people.
  