Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks

Stumpy

spud30 wrote:

Is there not any other way to log out of Pigsback?

I'd rather not delete all my temporary files, as I can't remember my passwords for all the other sites !!!

Both hubby and me have accounts, with one computer, and haven't had this problem before.

You don't need to delete ALL cookies - you should just be able to remove the cookie specific to Pigsback - what browser are you using?

Stumpy

Seven wrote:

Deleting your cookies wont affect sites remembering your passwords.

When you put in your sign -in name, the password should still fill in if you ticked the remember password boxes.

That's assuming you can remember your sign-in name!!

spud30

Oh I can remember my sign in name. I'm on IE.

Nadia

Jamwam wrote:

I have had all three.

When did you join Lightspeed Jamwam? I haven't had my points credited yet even after a couple of emails to pigsback chasing them.

Jamwam

Nadia wrote:

When did you join Lightspeed Jamwam? I haven't had my points credited yet even after a couple of emails to pigsback chasing them.

I joined about 2 weeks ago.

Salama55

I use Mozilla Firefox. All cookies, history and temp files are deleted on exit (although you can change this if you like) but also there is a secure password remembering plugin which will remember passwords as long as you can remember your user ID.

I've never had any problem with multiple accounts on our PC.

The only problem I do have is my WOWwoman points and CDWOW points not being credited. Either way, I'm still happy as I have just ordered my second £50 CDWOW voucher this year.

Thanks to everyone on the site aswell as the friendly people at Pigsback.

greenishfingers

Bloatyhead wrote:

So how many people who have more than one account in their household are having the same problem? I presume its PB's fault? Or is it?

I'm the only user in my house and I always use firefox. If I follow links from on here it always asks me to sign in first (I think this started around last week), whereas if I open up PB in a different window and then find the pages myself I don't get asked to sign in.
I don't think it's just multiple account households having this problem! Oh and I use FF

salty1874

now_a_mum&skint wrote:

Off topic yes, but your mum mustve been at a very senior level? Im a nurse and wont be earning that kind of money until Im near the end of my career!!!

G grade in a group practise.

Bagpuss741

I'm glad I'm not the only one having problems logging out, I thought it was a problem with my Laptop

Matt`_5

Ill try and explian as much as i can with this.

Firstly, this is what Pigsback store about you. I have no idea what some of these mean, as they dont want to make it too obvious.

Cookie:

Accounts
AlteonP
ASPSESSIONIDSQSAQQSQ
MemberID
PBAC

Cookie2:
$Version=1

They actually store two cookies, i dont know what the second one is either. All the info from cookie one relates to your account, but might also help with the tracking process.

Try these steps first:

Logout:

http://pigsback.com/members/memClearCookieAndRestart.asp
B]Note, this should log you out of PB[/B

Login:

http://pigsback.com/members/memLogin.asp

If the above 2 steps doesn't work, then follow below:

Now, to delete just the pigsback cookie follow the following, below is for IE

Tools ->
Internet option ->
General Tab -> Temporary Internet Files group -> Settings ->
View Files ->

An internet explorer window will open (this may take a while to load)...

Click search ->
"What do you want to search for?" -> All files and folders ->
"All or part of the file name:" -> Cookie @ pigsback

You should now see either one or two search results, maybe more if you login at .co.uk etc, in the form of:

Cookie:Username@pigsback.com
Cookie:Username@www.pigsback.com

Where username is your Windows login username. For instance, when i searched i got:

Cookie:matthew@pigsback.com
Cookie:matthew@www.pigsback.com

Now, select both of these cookies, then right click and select delete. Now, close that window and reopen internet explorer, you should now be logged out of Pigsback.

Oh, and btw its Pigsback's fault that it isn't removing the cookies, if they were set, they should be able to be removed, providing your security settings are set to be able to remove the cookie.

And for anybody using Opera, this is a lot easier to do:

Tools ->
Advanced ->
Cookies ->

Type "pigsback" in the search box, then remove all the pigsback cookies.

I dont actually have a problem with Opera, but i sometimes do with IE.

I hope this helps someone, taken me a while to write this