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Cookie Policy

This page has been designed to help you understand how we use cookies and if you need to, how you can clear them from your computer.

How cookies help us

Cookies help us track where a sale has come from. They enable us to verify sales that have come through specific sources such as cashback websites or emails.

We also use cookies to track the performance of our website, we can use the data we collect to see how useful the information we display is and help us understand what on our website could be improved.

How cookies help you

The cookies on our website are all there to help your experience, whether it is to assist you to get your cashback from a third party, or to make sure you find the information you want on our website as quickly as possible.

What cookies do we use?

This is a list of all the cookies we use on our websites:

What cookies do we use?

What cookies do we use?
Cookie Cookie name
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How to clear your cookies

The way that you clear your cookies from your computer depends on which browser you are using, we have shown how to remove cookies on the main internet browsers below.

Google Chrome

  • Click on the "Tools" menu and select "Options".

    How to clear cookies in Chrome 1
  • Click the "Under the Bonnet" tab, locate the "Privacy" section and click the "Clear browsing data" button.

    How to clear cookies in Chrome 2
  • Select "Delete Cookies and other site data" and choose the time period you would like to remove your cookies from in the dropdown menu.

    How to clear cookies in Chrome 3
  • Click on the "Close" button when you've finished.

Internet Explorer 9

  • Open Internet Explorer window.
  • Click the "Tools" button.
  • Point to "Safety" and then click "Delete browsing history".
  • Tick the "Cookies" box, then click "Delete".

Internet Explorer 8

  • Click "Safety" on the Command bar.

    How to clear cookies in IE8 1
  • Select "Delete Browsing History".

    How to clear cookies in IE8 2
  • Select the option for cookies and click "Delete".

Internet Explorer (all other versions)

  • Internet Explorer saves cookies in more than one location, depending on the version of the browser and the version of Microsoft Windows being used.
  • The best way to find and delete them is to close Internet Explorer then use your file management software (such as Windows Explorer) and search for a folder called "Cookies".

Mozilla Firefox

  • Click on "Tools", then "Options".

    How to clear cookies in Firefox 1
  • Select "Privacy".

    How to clear cookies in Firefox 2
  • In the "History" panel, click on "Show Cookies".
  • You can remove specific cookies by selecting the ones you want to delete and then clicking on the "Remove Individual Cookies" link.
  • If you want to remove all cookies click on the "Remove All Cookies" button.

    How to clear cookies in Firefox 3

Safari

  • Click the "Settings" icon on the right hand side of the screen and select "Preferences".

    How to clear cookies in Safari 1
  • Click the "Privacy" button.

    How to clear cookies in Safari 2
  • You can remove specific cookies by selecting the ones you want to delete and then clicking on the "Details" button.
  • If you want to remove all cookies click on the "Remove All" button.

    How to clear cookies in Safari 3

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