Very aggravated - help please

Luis

Hello,

I was wasting my life away on the internet yesterday, and found this ace credit card comparison tool thing, which asked me a series of questions like: 'would you prefer a card with x% starting rate and y% typical, or y% start rate and x% typical', plus loads of other cool questions about preferences and credit history.

Only, being very stupid, I did the questionnaire, thought oooh I'll come back later, the went on Ebay for about 3hrs and cleared it from my internet history. Now I can't find it again - I thought it was on Motley Fool, but can't find it in there now.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about - please help, i am about to throw the laptop out the window :mad:

Luis.

YorkshireBoy

Luis wrote:

Hello,

I was wasting my life away on the internet yesterday, and found this ace credit card comparison tool thing, which asked me a series of questions like: 'would you prefer a card with x% starting rate and y% typical, or y% start rate and x% typical', plus loads of other cool questions about preferences and credit history.

Only, being very stupid, I did the questionnaire, thought oooh I'll come back later, the went on Ebay for about 3hrs and cleared it from my internet history. Now I can't find it again - I thought it was on Motley Fool, but can't find it in there now.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about - please help, i am about to throw the laptop out the window :mad:

Luis.

Isn't it still in your "history"?

Alternatively, try typing "a" after the www. bit and see what autofill throws up. If this doesn't work try "b" and so on up to "z". Keep going until you recognise the site you were on.

Will this work, or am I talking rubbish!!?
HTH
YB

tetley

try a system restore,if you turned your computer off sometime today ( which you havent ) it will leave a checkpoint,ive done it,so it does work,please tell me you have turned it of

Galstonian

Or you could just go to moneysupermarket.com, it has something similar.

robnye

YorkshireBoy wrote:

Isn't it still in your "history"?

Alternatively, try typing "a" after the www. bit and see what autofill throws up. If this doesn't work try "b" and so on up to "z". Keep going until you recognise the site you were on.

Will this work, or am I talking rubbish!!?
HTH
YB

that will work, but only if you have autofill switched on..... i thinkit is by default...

Rafter

Sounds very like the one from uswitch too.

R.

Luis

Thanks - been to Monsysupermarket and uswitch - not them Also unable to do System restore as laptop has been on and off

Ho hum, will keep searching - shame, cos it was such an excellent tool too......