How do I bid on PennyScoop?
Bidding on PennyScoop is simple. Just follow these four easy steps:
1. Register for free
2. Charge-up your account with bids
3. Pick an item
4. Bid and win.
Register for free
If you want to bid online, you´ll first need to register. Registration is free and easy. As part of the registration process, you will need to confirm your email address by clicking on the link in the confirmation email sent to your account.
Charge-up your account with bids
Each bid costs just $0.50, available in "BidPacks" of 5, 10, 20, 25, 50 and 100. Pick the size of BidPack you want and decide how you want to pay: either with a credit or debit card with PayPal.
Pick an item
A brand new LCD televeision? A new Ipod Touch? We have many of the newest and hottest electronics and other items up for bid.
Bid and win!
Here we go - you´re now ready to take part in your first Dealscoope auction. Just click on the "Bid" button!
If you need to leave your computer, don´t worry - you can use the "BidPal" to place bids for you when you're away.
How does the BidButler work?
For a simple, visual introduction to how the BidButler works, click here.
How does the BidButler decide when exactly to place my Bids?
Our BidButlers are instructed to be as frugal as possible when bidding. That’s why they wait until the last 10 seconds of the auction countdown to place your bids.
When there are two or more BidButlers set on the same auction, they duke it out there and then, placing all their bids immediately. This tit for tat battle means that the price and countdown both increase with each bid placed. (We do this so that bidders can easily see the auctions that will end soon unless another bid is placed).
We have a few simple rules about how your BidButler can be used - just remember these when telling your BidButler when to bid:
- You must use at least two bids when setting a BidButler: if you just want to place a single bid, just click the bid button.
- Your maximum price has to be at least one pound (£1) higher than the current end price.
- Once the bidding has reached the ‘Bid From’price at which you instructed your BidButler to start bidding, you can no longer cancel your bids.
How do I cancel a BidButler?
Provided the auction hasn’t reached your BidButler’s ‘Bid From’ price, you can select the BidButler overview tab and cancel him by clicking the red cross.
Why did the auction end before my ‘Bid To’price was reached?
To control the spending of your BidButlers, they are told to use no more bids than the ‘Bids’ value you assign. If he hits his spending limit then no more bids are placed, even if the current price is below your ‘Bid To’ value.
What happens to BidButler bids that don´t get used?
Bids that the BidButler doesn’t use are credited back to your TeleBid account. This might happen when you win an auction. It can also happen if an auction ends before your ‘Bid From’price is reached, or if your ‘Bid To’price is reached before all your bids are used up.
Any more advice?
For a visual explanation of how to use our BidButler, click here.
Can you give me some advice about how to bid?
We often get asked by people how to improve their chances of winning an auction on TeleBid.
There’s no "sure-fire" winning strategy, but here are a few tips to help you get started, as well as a few of the traps that novice bidders sometimes fall into.
Place your bid late
Watch the countdown and try to jump in and bid in the last few seconds. If the timer has reached the last few seconds, you know that it will end unless another bid is placed. (Don’t leave it too late though, or you might miss out)
Start with the cheapest products
Although you can get some incredible bargains on our most expensive items, they also tend to be the most competitive auctions, attracting hundreds of bidders. Our cheaper products tend to have fewer bidders, meaning you’re much more likely to win.
Use the BidButler to your advantage
The BidButler is a powerful tool, if you get the timing right you can scare off other bidders by placing one. Nobody likes to see their bids matched over and over again by your all conquering BidButler, you might just persuade them to give up and try again next time.
Turn their BidButlers against them
On the other hand, some people have a ‘fire and forget’ policy with the BidButler. It is easy to swoop in and win with a quick single bid if your rival has gone to make a cup of tea safe in the knowledge that their BidButler will protect them.
We’ve noticed that users tend to set the ‘Bid To’ value of their BidButlers to a round number, so watch out for this and you might be able to snap up a bargain by simply clicking on the “Bid” button when a BidButler has just finished.
Keep an eye on what other bidders are up to
You can see the details of the last ten bids placed: try to work out who’s bidding and when they’re bidding. It’s all about timing, so maybe you can work out when’s the right time to jump in and grab the lot.
Scope out the competition
Look and see how many different bidders have recently bid on an auction. You’re more likely to win if there are fewer bidders interested in the item than if there are lots of competing bidders.
Bid at the right time of day
The number of bidders varies throughout the day – smart bidders can use this to pick up bargains by bidding when others are busy having breakfast or taking the dog for a walk.
Fine-tune your BidButler
If you use the BidButler to bid on your behalf, it’s best not to set your ‘Bid To’ value to a round number – other bidders will be watching out for this (see above!).
Can I set a BidButler on a paused auction?
Yes you can, but the BidButler's bids will not be consumed unless someone else places a BidButler bid, or the auction is unpaused.
How do I buy bids?
You can buy bids using either your credit or debit card, or via PayPal.
We accept Visa, Visa debit and Visa electron cards as well as MasterCard and Maestro cards.
Where can I keep track of the auction(s) I’m bidding on?
We created “My TeleBid” for registered users so that you can keep track of all the auctions you’ve bid on that are still running, as well as those you’ve asked to watch.
Simply click on 'My TeleBid' and select 'My auctions' for all auctions that you have placed a bid on, or 'My Watched Auctions' for auctions that you want to watch.
Where can I see how many bids I've placed on an auction?
You can view the bids that you've placed most recently under 'Bid history' on the right hand side of the auction detail page, just under the BidButler section.
You can see a full bid history under Bid Account ('My TeleBid' -> 'Account' -> 'Bid account') by clicking on the '+' sign alongside every auction.
Where can I see my booked BidButlers?
You can see the BidButler bids that you have booked on a specific item on the auction detail page. Simply click on the 'BidButler overview' tab next to the 'Book BidButler' tab in the BidButler section.
To see all of your current planned BidButler bids across all auctions, go to 'My BidButlers' under 'My TeleBid' -> 'Auctions'. Remember, these are only your planned BidButler bids and do not show BidButler bids that have already been placed."
Where can I see how much I have spent on bids in an auction?
You can always see how much you've spent in a single auction by looking at the 'Savings' section just below the 'Bid' button on the auction detail page.
Where can I see who's bidding on an auction?
To see who's bidding on an auction, just look under 'Bid history' to see a list of the most recent bidders on that auction and the type of bid they placed.
I've placed a bid but I am currently not the highest bidder, why?
When a bid is placed, it will always be the highest bid, but might get out-bid very quickly. This can happen if there are many bidders or if there's another user's BidButler also bidding on the auction. You might not see this simply because other bids have been placed with a few seconds of each other - sometimes even within the same second!
To help you make your bidding more effective, here are some tips:
- Look at the bid history, check the number of bidders on the auction and the type of bid placed. If there are only single bids, try placing a BidButler, a BidButler can not only save you bids, but also help you to become the highest bidder.
- Try looking for a similar auction with fewer bidders, you can often find a similar product on auction at the same time with fewer users. You could pick up a bargain without needing to place as many bids.
Substitute items
On rare occasions we are no longer able to source the specific item detailed in the auction. When this happens, we will contact you and offer to send you an equivalent item of at least equal value. Many of the products we sell are high-technology items that have a short life-cycle, so often this will mean an upgrade to the newer version of the item.
Delivery Charges
The delivery charges for each item are shown on the auction description page.
The charges shown are for delivery to mainland UK and Northern Ireland addresses. We’re sorry, but we’re not able to deliver to the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, the Scilly Isles, Scottish Islands, the Republic of Ireland or BFPO addresses.
Delivery time
Delivery times vary for the different items that we auction. Most of our items are shipped directly from our suppliers, with the majority of orders arriving within 14 days of payment. We’ll let you know as soon as your item has been dispatched.
Has my product been shipped yet?
If you still haven’t received your product and it’s more than 14 days since you paid for your item, please contact our customer service team. Most of our items are shipped directly from our suppliers and will be sent soon after you have paid.
Which countries does TeleBid deliver to?
We can deliver the item you've won to anywhere in mainland UK, including Northern Ireland. Sorry, but we’re not currently able to deliver to the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, the Scilly Isles, Scottish Islands, the Republic of Ireland or BFPO addresses.
What should I do, if the item I won is faulty?
Firstly, we’re sorry that you have received an item that you are not happy with. Most of our winners have no problems with the goods, but occasionally an item might not work or may get damaged in transit. If this has happened, our aim is to solve your problem as quickly as possible.
It can sometimes be useful to check the manufacturer’s website or call their helpline – many of the most common problems are easily solved without having to return the product.
In the event that the product you received is faulty, please contact us and we’ll tell you what to do next. Please, let us know the auction ID and the serial number of the product, as these help us to deal with your problem more quickly.
We work with a range of different suppliers who are happy to help identify any problems and to replace faulty items, if necessary.
Please don’t send the item back to us without contacting us – this is likely to mean that it takes longer to replace your item. If your product does need replacing, we’ll contact you and let you know what to do.
Do you offer a standard guarantee on the products auctioned?
The warranties provided on goods may vary depending on the type of item that you win. Please contact our customer service team if you have any queries about the warranties or guarantees that apply to an item that you’ve won.
Can I return an item that I have won?
We want you to enjoy the item you won, but if, for whatever reason you decide that you do not want the item, please get in touch with our customer service team and we’ll explain what to do next. When you contact us, please make sure that you let us know:
- Your user name
- The auction ID of the item you won
- The reason you’d like to return the item
Please note that we can only offer a refund on the final price of the item you won as well as shipping costs, not on the cost of the bids placed on that auction.
Can I get a refund on an item that I have won?
If, within 14 days of delivery, you decide you no longer want the item, we will be happy to refund the final price that you paid as well as the delivery costs, provided the item has not been damaged and is still in its original packaging. Please contact our customer service team for details of what to do, making sure to include the auction ID and your user name. Note that we are unable to refund the cost of any bids placed during the auction or the return shipping costs.
How do I change my password?
Please log onto TeleBid, then go to "My TeleBid > My data" and select the option "Change password".
What do I do, if I've forgotten my password or user name?
Click on the "Help" option. Select the link "Lost password?" in the self help box. We'll send you an email that will explain what to do next - just click on the link in this e-mail. Due to security reasons we need to ask you to change your TeleBid password.
How do I subscribe to/unsubscribe from the newsletter?
Subcribe
Click onto the "Help" option. Select the link "Subscribe/Unsubscribe" in the self help box. By typing in your email address and confirming it you will automatically be added to the TeleBid newsletter.
Unsubcribe
Click on the "Help" option. Select the link "Subscribe/Unsubscribe" in the self help box. By typing in your email address and confirming it you will automatically be unsubscribed from the TeleBid newsletter.
Can I change my user name?
Unfortunately, your user name cannot be changed. When registering, please be careful not to select a user name that could cause offence or abuses the rights of third parties. If you notice such a user name, please contact our customer service in case you find such cases on TeleBid.
How do I add or change my address?
Please log onto TeleBid and from "My TeleBid >User data" select the menu option "My address".
Please note that you can only store one billing address and one delivery address.
If you don't enter a separate delivery address, we'll ship the item to your billing address.
Can I change my firstname and surname?
Please contact our customer service if your name has changed.
Where can I check my bids account?
Please log onto TeleBid. In the grey status box you'll be able to see the number of bids you currently have on your account.
Where can I check the number of vouchers I have?
Please log onto TeleBid, then go to "My TeleBid > Account" and select the option "Vouchers". You'll be shown all the vouchers you have available to redeem against auctions that you win. Please note that all vouchers issued by TeleBid can only be redeemed against auctions that you have won.
Where can I check how many auctions I have won?
Please log onto TeleBid and in the "My TeleBid > Auctions" menu, select "Auctions I've Won". Please remember to confirm that you want to actually buy any auctions that you have won.
How do I delete my account?
Please log onto TeleBid and in the "My TeleBid > My data" menu, select "Close account".
How do I confirm a won auction?
Please log onto TeleBid and in the "My TeleBid > Auctions" menu, select "Auctions I've Won". By confirming, we can make sure that we credit you with any vouchers or reductions from special offers - you wouldn't want to miss out on those!
Where do I find my customer ID?
Once you have successfully registered, we send you your customer ID via email.
If you want us to re-send you your customer ID, just click on "Help". Select the link "Forgotten my account information" in the self help box. We'll then send you an email with your user ID.
Can I change my email address?
If you want to change your e-mail address, please contact our customer service team who'll be happy to help. Remember to let them know your user name and customer ID.
How can I pay for my bids?
You can pay for your BidPacks by credit or debit card, or via PayPal. We accept all Visa and MasterCard credit cards, Visa debit cards including Visa Electron and Maestro debit cards. We're sorry but we are unable to accept payment by American Express or Diners' Card.
How can I pay for auctions I've won?
You can pay for items that you've won by credit or debit card, or via PayPal. We accept all Visa and MasterCard credit cards, Visa debit cards including Visa Electron and Maestro debit cards. We’re sorry but we are unable to accept payment by American Express or Diners’ Card.
How secure are your payment methods?
Your privacy and security are important to us. We use high-security encoding (SSL) to protect your payment details when processing your online payments.
What are the payment limits for each payment method?
So as to prevent fraudulent use of credit cards and PayPal, we have certain restrictions on how much you can purchase with any given payment method.
These are the limits for using the following payment methods on TeleBid:
- Credit Card (Visa Card, Master Card) £500 per week (1)
- PayPal £500 per week (1,2)
1 Payments using credit cards may be restricted by the payment provider, and are outside of TeleBid's influence. Please contact your payment provider directly if you're in doubt.
2 When using PayPal please note that you can only associate a PayPal account with a single TeleBid account.
If you have any further questions, please contact our customer service team using the following link:
http://www.telebid.com/feedback.html
I don't live in the UK, can I still participate in TeleBid?
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I’ve just won an auction. What now?
Firstly, congratulations - well done on winning the auction!
Confirming your win
Once the auction has ended, you’ll be automatically transferred to a page where we’ll ask you to confirm that you still want the item and explain what to do next. You’ll have the opportunity to redeem any vouchers you may have and will be told how to pay the final amount. We’ll also contact you via e-mail to explain how to do all this. Just remember to confirm that you still want the item within 7 days of the end of the auction. If you still haven’t confirmed within 21 days, we’ll assume that you’ve changed your mind and no longer want to buy the item.
Paying for the item you won
Just as for your bids, you can pay for your item by credit or debit card, or via PayPal. Please make sure that you pay within 7 days of the end of the auction. We’ll confirm you payment via e-mail and arrange for the item to be shipped to you. If the item hasn’t arrived within 14 days of our confirmation of our payment, please contact us.
How can I redeem my vouchers?
We occasionally give away different types of vouchers to make your TeleBid bargains even better value. Here’s an overview of some of the different vouchers that are available:
Vouchers for new customers
As our special way of saying hello, we give all of our new customers a Welcome Voucher.
Welcome vouchers can be redeemed against the final price of an auction that you've won, not against the purchase of BidPacks, the price of an Instant Purchase, or delivery charges.
Welcome vouchers can be used with all auctions, and can only be used up to their expiry date.
Vouchers linked to special offers
We sometimes give away other vouchers, for example in return for completing surveys or during “happy hours” on the site. These vouchers may have specific restrictions and always have an expiry date. Just like Welcome Vouchers, they can only be used against the final price of an auction that you’ve won.
Redeeming your vouchers
Once you've won an auction, you'll automatically be transferred to a confirmation page where you'll be able to enter your voucher code. Don't forget to redeem your voucher, as once you've confirmed your win you'll no longer be able to use it. Please note, that if you use a voucher with a value that exceeds the auction end price, the remaining voucher credit will expire.
What types of auction are there?
Fixed Price Auction
If you win a Fixed Price Auction, you only pay the price indicated in the heading of the auction (plus delivery costs), regardless of the level the bidding reaches.
Penny Auction
In a penny auction, the price rises by just one pence with each bid placed (whereas in a normal auction, it rises by 10 pence).
100% off
Where an auction is marked “100% off”, the winning bidder does not have to pay the final price. That’s right: the price is zero! You just need to pay the delivery charges.
Night Auction
We normally pause our auctions overnight between 1am and 6am, but some of our auctions run all though the night: these are our Night Auctions. We mark some auctions as Night Auctions from the moment we put them online, others will be flagged as night auctions by at least 9.30pm on the evening before they begin running into the night.
Open Auctions
Anyone can bid on an open auction, even if they have already reached their eight auction limit. Open auctions do not count towards your auction limit. See 'How many auctions can I win a month?' for more information.
20-second auctions
All auctions start as 20-second auctions. The countdown increases by a maximum of 20 seconds each time that a bid is placed.
15-second auctions
You guessed it – with these the countdown increases by a maximum of 15 seconds with each bid placed.
10-second auctions
You guessed it – with these the countdown increases by a maximum of 10 seconds with each bid placed.
I've won an auction using a telephone bid, what do I do now?
Congratulations on winning an auction!
It would be great if you could register with TeleBid.com if you haven't already done so, as this makes the whole process a lot easier for everyone. But no worries we will also send you the item if you choose not to register with us. After you have won an auction, our customer service will contact you. Please do tell them your user ID, which we would have sent to you after your registration.
Confirm your auction win
After we have connected your won auction with your user account, please confirm your win. You can also redeem your vouchers under ""My TeleBid > Won auctions"". Immediately after we receive your confirmation, we will send out all important information to you via email, so that you can pay for your item.
With the confirmation of your auction win you declare your acceptance of this product to TeleBid. Please confirm your auction win within 21 days, as otherwise TeleBid will have to withdraw from the contract. Any rights or claims by the winner for delivery of the product cease in that case.
Pay for auction win
Please pay for your won item by pre payment within 7 days. We will inform you via email, as soon as we have received your payment. You will receive your invoice as soon as our suppliers have sent out the item to you. Please contact us, if you have not received any information as to the whereabouts of the item within 14 days of receiving our payment confirmation."
Why are some auctions paused during the night?
TeleBid auctions wake-up at 6am and go to sleep at 1am for the night. At 9.30pm some of our auctions turn into "Night auctions". Those auctions run throughout the night - i.e. they don't go to sleep at 1am like the others. You'll recognise these insomniac "Night auctions" as they're marked with a special logo and announced on the website at 9.30pm.
How can I watch an auction?
You can watch an auction if you click on "Watch auction in My TeleBid" in the top right hand corner of an auction detail page. The list of all watched auctions you'll find in "My TeleBid > Auctions" under "Watched Auctions".
How can I find the different auctions available on the site?
"There are several different ways to find items on TeleBid. Here are a few different ways of looking at the different auctions on the site:
Live auctions
Please click in the drop down menu "All categories" on "Live auctions" and you will see all live auctions with their countdown.
Future auctions
'Future auctions' are auctions that will start in the future. Please click in the drop down menu ""All categories"" on 'Future auctions' and you will see some of the auctions that we plan to run in the coming days and weeks.
Ended auctions
To have a look at all auctions that have ended, please click on "All categories" and select ""Ended auctions"" - you'll see a list of all the auctions that have ended, along with the price that they sold for.
Auction ID
Every TeleBid auction has its own unique auction ID. You will find this ID underneath the phone symbol on the auction detail page (you can also see it in the address bar of your browser) . Please always state this auction ID if you have a question regarding a particular auction. "
What's the difference between a live auction and a future auction?
Live auctions are auctions where the countdown has started running. Future auctions are planned to start at some time in the future, so don't yet have a countdown that's running. You can bid on both types of auctions.
How many auctions can I win every month?
You're allowed to win up to eight auctions on TeleBid over a four week period.
Why am I only allowed to bid on eight auctions at a time?
We do this so that as many people as possible have a chance of winning our amazing deals.
How does this work?
With every auction that you win, one of your eight auction slots is blocked for a four week period starting on the day of your win. From now on, you'll only be able to bid on seven auctions simultaneously, until the end of the four week period.
Where can I see how many auctions I'm currently bidding on?
In the status bar at the top of the page you can see in one glance how many auctions you can bid on. A green dot means that you have an open auction slot. A yellow dot means that you are currently bidding on an auction where you are the highest bidder. A yellow dot with a green tick shows an auction you've won: this slot is blocked for four weeks from the date you won the auction.
What counts as an auction that "I'm bidding on"?
We consider you to be "bidding on an auction" if you have a chance of winning that auction - either due to bids that you've placed or BidButler bids that you've booked. Once you're outbid or all your BidButler bids are below the current price, we no longer consider you to be "bidding on an auction" and the status dot will change from yellow to green.
When does an auction end?
An auction ends once the countdown reaches zero. An auction can also end when the date and time shown under "Auction will end before" is reached.
What's the difference between the auction end price and the worth up to price?
Auction end price
The auction end price is the price at which the auction ended. Only the winner of the auction can buy the item at that price. Sometimes there are special offers available on an auction such as such as "100% off", " Fixed price", etc. - again, these only apply to the winner of the auction.
Worth up to price
The worth up to price is provided as an indication of the price for which this product could be bought elsewhere.
What is an "International auction"?
International auctions are open to bidders across both our mainland European and UK web sites. If a UK winner wins the auction, we’ll ship them the UK version of the product, just as described on the UK web site. As international auctions are priced in Euros in mainland Europe where the price rises by 10 cents with each bid placed, here in the UK we increase the price by 7 pence with each bid placed. (for those of you used to converting cash for holidays, this means we use of a conversion rate of approximately £1 = €1.43)
Will I be shipped a different version of an item if I win an international auction?
If you win an international auction and you're a UK bidder (i.e. bidding on Telebid.com), you'll be shipped the item exactly as described in the English auction description: this will be a version suitable for use in the UK. If a bidder from mainland Europe were to win the auction, we'd ship them a European version of the item.
How can I tell the difference between a local auction and an international auction?
International auctions are marked with an "International Auction" flag, so that you can easily tell which auctions are open to everyone, and which ones are exclusively for bidders in the UK.
What are the recommended PC requirements to use TeleBid?
You can participate in TeleBid auctions with nearly all PCs that allow you to access the internet:
Supported system software:
- Windows Vista / Windows XP / Windows 2000
- Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
- Linux
Recommended browser:
- Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
- Firefox 2.0 or higher
- Opera 8.0 or higher
- Safari 2.0 or higher
Recommended internet connection:
- 512k broadband connection or faster
Why hasn't my bid been registered on an auction?
Very occasionally, users tell us that even though they bid before the countdown ended, their bids did not get placed and the auction ends. In these instances, the most likely explanation is so-called "Internet lag times". These are time-delays in the transfer of data between your PC and our servers. Mostly those delays (lags) occur because single parts of the internet connection are overloaded.
This, unfortunately, is a general problem with the internet.
There are a few ways of helping minimise this problem:
- While bidding on TeleBid do not download large data such as video or audio files from the internet.
- Don't send emails with large attachments while bidding on TeleBid.
- Make sure that no other users such as family members, etc. are using the internet while you are bidding.
We're very sorry if your bid wasn't registered by the TeleBid servers in time. To be absolutely certain that you avoid the problem of "Internet lag times" don't leave your bidding until the last second, or use the BidButler to place your bids. You can find further information in our T&Cs.
How long are FreeBids valid for?
FreeBids that are awarded during TeleBid marketing promotions normally expire 30 days after they were issued. Occasionally there may be FreeBids with a shorter validity, but this will be clearly displayed.
FreeBids that are won as auctions have no expiry date and are valid indefinitely.
When bidding, any FreeBids in your account are always placed before purchased bids.
I can't confirm my registration using the link in the registration confirmation email. What should I do?
It might be that your email program shows the link in your registration mail as faulty. If this happens, just copy the complete link in to the address line of your internet browser and press 'Enter'. If this doesn't work, please get in touch with our customer service team, letting us know the email address that you used to register.
How do I activate Cookies?
To enable cookies, please follow the instructions below for the internet browser version you are using.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0+
- Select Tools from the pull-down menu in your browser.
- Select Internet Options. The Internet Options dialog will appear.
- Select the Privacy tab. Under Settings, click Advanced.
- Check Override automatic cookie handling under Cookies section in Advanced Privacy Settings window.
- Under First-party Cookies, select Accept. Under Third-party Cookies, select Accept. Check Always allow session cookies.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0+
- Select "Internet Options" from the Tools menu.
- Click on the "Privacy" tab.
- Click the "Default" button (or manually slide the bar down to "Medium") under "Settings".
- Click "OK".
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x
- Select "Internet Options" from the Tools menu.
- Click on the "Security" tab.
- Click the "Custom Level" button.
- Scroll down to the "Cookies" section.
To enable:
- Set "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" to "Enable".
- Set "Allow per-session cookies" to "Enable".
- Click "OK".
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x
- Select "Internet Options" from the View menu.
- Click on the "Advanced" tab.
- Scroll down to find "Cookies" within the "Security" section.
To enable:
- Select "Always accept cookies".
- Click "OK".
Mozilla Firefox 2.0+
- Go to the "Tools" menu.
- Select "Options".
- Select the Privacy tab.
- Make sure that the Accept cookies from sites under Cookies is ticked (the default setting).
- Click "OK" to save changes.
Mozilla Firefox (1.0 final release and earlier)
- Go to the "Tools" menu.
- Select "Options".
- Select the "Privacy" icon in the left panel.
- Check the box corresponding to "Allow sites to set cookies".
- Click "OK" to save changes.
Netscape 7.1/Mozilla 5.0
- Select "Preferences" from the Edit menu.
- Click on the arrow next to "Privacy & Security" in the scrolling window to expand.
- Under "Privacy & Security", select "Cookies."
- Select "Enable all cookies".
- Click "OK".
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