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help using security and quidco

Have just recently found out about quidco, joined and purchased RAC car insurance policy expecting to get £95 back. when I have delved further into their help section it tells you that all transactions are tracked by cookies. I have always ran several spyware progs and anti virus to get rid of these in the past. I have also since reading this installed firefox as a quidco purchase browser only and have not ticked the box in spyware blaster so to allow tracking cookies. What happens when I run spyware checks after making purchases? If they find tracking cookies and delete them will it prevent tracking?? Sorry for asking on this forum but quidco are useless at replying to tickets and there is no helpline!!! Dead frustrating!!
P.S. If someone wants to PM me thats fine to stop the thread getting too bogged down with technicalities

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