What's The New Deal With Signing In ?

Comments(7)

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  telemon9th January, 2004

  I *THINK* they changed their cookie setup. I had the same problem this morning, but tried again and got right in.

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  hibby769th January, 2004

  You may want to verify that your browser is set to accept cookies. I haven't had that problem.

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  SolutionsKid9th January, 2004

  Joel,
  
  I've had that problem 3 times now and my computer is set to accept trusted cookies and first party cookies, so something may be up with your cookie settings or certificates, etc
  
  Christian
  [addsig]

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  patricc6810th January, 2004

  i had the same problem for 3 days, could not sign in .. says my computer will not accept cookies..i had to download the MOZZILA browser to get in..anybody else??..can this be fixed joel?
  regards-pat

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  omega111th January, 2004

  You can also try the following options:
  
  1) Try emptying cache.
  2) Stop using Windows based machines.
  3) Sell your Window based machine. Lose money this time and forget about buying another PC >ever<.
  4) Buy Mac.
  5) Enjoy it. (Without fixing)
  
  I usually keep mine for 2 years then I sell them for a price which is very close to what I've paid to a (motivated seller) earlier. Apple products simply hold the value much better.

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  plumzany11th January, 2004

  Sheesh!!!
  OS/2 (or 6, 7, 293, whatever!) fanatics!! Gotta love'em! [ Edited by plumzany on Date 01/11/2004 ]

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  InActive_Account23rd January, 2004

  Review your cookie setting or check your password. If still have trouble, try requesting a change of password.
  
  A temp will be sent to your email address then you will be able to log on and change your password back.