Onecard survey webpage problem
 

Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting a
message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
left of the page.
(It's only for Onecard customers)

Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the webpage
and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.

I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.

Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.

It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about to
place an order.

Thank you

Geopelia

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

On Mon, 7 Nov 2011 13:33:38 +1300, "Geopelia" <Geopelia@nowhere.com>
wrote:

>Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting a
>message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
>is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
>left of the page.
>(It's only for Onecard customers)
>
>Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the webpage
>and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>
>I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>
>Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>
>It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about to
>place an order.
>
>Thank you
>
>Geopelia
>



Why bother are they going to give you lots of $$$$$$$$$$

Some of these sites I have found use Double Click spyware that is often
blocked with some Spyware/Virus software.

I had to disable my Spyware with 2 sites that I tried to use, one was
Telsta Clear I think the other was TVNZ or TV3 for replay TV.

Did you not see the FareGo show about these so called shop rewards , all
totally CRAP

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

In article <8dpeb75ek2fnkcvfag3m1skc0r0etsk2cl@4ax.com>, Frank Williams
<FWilliams@happy.com.ru> wrote:
> On Mon, 7 Nov 2011 13:33:38 +1300, "Geopelia" <Geopelia@nowhere.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting a
> >message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
> >is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
> >left of the page. (It's only for Onecard customers)
> >
> >Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the webpage
> >and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
> >
> >I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
> >
> >Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
> >
> >It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about to
> >place an order.
> >
> >Thank you
> >
> >Geopelia
>
> Why bother are they going to give you lots of $$$$$$$$$$
>
> Some of these sites I have found use Double Click spyware that is often
> blocked with some Spyware/Virus software.
>
> I had to disable my Spyware with 2 sites that I tried to use, one was
> Telsta Clear I think the other was TVNZ or TV3 for replay TV.

Oh dear, looks like a "conspiracy theory" nutter. Simply using the
Internet means you're being tracked no matter what you do. Same goes for
using you credit card or EFTPOS card, etc., etc., etc. It's called modern
life, get used to it. :-\




> Did you not see the FareGo show about these so called shop rewards , all
> totally CRAP

Actually, many of them are, but not all of them. You do also have to know
what you're doing and do not buy stuff simply to get rewards.

I use my Visa card for almost everything and get points for doing so.
Those points can be spent on rewards (which are over-priced) or used like
a pre-paid debit card in many shops. At the moment I've got $220 I can
spend which will pay for a new printer when it's time to upgrade.

Having said that, we have yet to ever receive any vouchers from using the
Countdown Onecard and have never met anyone who has won one of their
exclusive competitions. :-(

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

In article <j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
says...
>
> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting a
> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
> left of the page.
> (It's only for Onecard customers)
>
> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the webpage
> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>
> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>
> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>
> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about to
> place an order.
>
> Thank you
>
> Geopelia


What webpage? can you provide the address please?

--
Duncan.

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

"Dave Doe" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
news:MPG.29225a2d999c0c91989849@news.eternal-september.org...
> In article <j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
> says...
>>
>> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting
>> a
>> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
>> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
>> left of the page.
>> (It's only for Onecard customers)
>>
>> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
>> webpage
>> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>>
>> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>>
>> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>>
>> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about
>> to
>> place an order.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Geopelia
>
>
> What webpage? can you provide the address please?
>
http://onecard.eid.co.nz/view/215NGHoK656QJ/251.aspx

It's only for Onecard customers. You have to provide your Onecard number.
I haven't had a reply from Countdown yet.

I think it is genuine, not spam. Spammers would have more profitable things
to do than hijack people's Onecard points.

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

"Your Name" <yourname@yourisp.com> wrote in message
news:yourname-0711111842570001@203-118-185-167.dsl.dyn.ihug.co.nz...
> In article <8dpeb75ek2fnkcvfag3m1skc0r0etsk2cl@4ax.com>, Frank Williams
> <FWilliams@happy.com.ru> wrote:
>> On Mon, 7 Nov 2011 13:33:38 +1300, "Geopelia" <Geopelia@nowhere.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and
>> >getting a
>> >message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says
>> >there
>> >is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
>> >left of the page. (It's only for Onecard customers)
>> >
>> >Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
>> >webpage
>> >and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>> >
>> >I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>> >
>> >Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>> >
>> >It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm
>> >about to
>> >place an order.
>> >
>> >Thank you
>> >
>> >Geopelia
>>
>> Why bother are they going to give you lots of $$$$$$$$$$

There is a draw for a prize, but I like to have my say on surveys when I
have time.

>>
>> Some of these sites I have found use Double Click spyware that is often
>> blocked with some Spyware/Virus software.

I get the Double Click cookie. It's one of the ones Trend Micro removes at
every scan.
I expect somebody is watching what I do on the computer.

>>
>> I had to disable my Spyware with 2 sites that I tried to use, one was
>> Telsta Clear I think the other was TVNZ or TV3 for replay TV.
>
> Oh dear, looks like a "conspiracy theory" nutter. Simply using the
> Internet means you're being tracked no matter what you do. Same goes for
> using you credit card or EFTPOS card, etc., etc., etc. It's called modern
> life, get used to it. :-\

I don't do anything illegal so why worry?
Somebody tries to get my credit card and Trend Micro keeps blocking them.
They say the Americans track all the emails for suspicious words like Gun or
Bomb.
I talk about those a lot. (Now they have just tracked this one!)

>> Did you not see the FareGo show about these so called shop rewards , all
>> totally CRAP
>
> Actually, many of them are, but not all of them. You do also have to know
> what you're doing and do not buy stuff simply to get rewards.
>
> I use my Visa card for almost everything and get points for doing so.
> Those points can be spent on rewards (which are over-priced) or used like
> a pre-paid debit card in many shops. At the moment I've got $220 I can
> spend which will pay for a new printer when it's time to upgrade.
>
> Having said that, we have yet to ever receive any vouchers from using the
> Countdown Onecard and have never met anyone who has won one of their
> exclusive competitions. :-(

I've never won a competition, but I get a $15 voucher three times a year for
the Onecard points I have accumulated.
Do you use your Onecard every time you shop at Foodtown or Countdown? The
points add up, you get points for the weekly shopping, but I have noticed
there are far fewer items on Onecard now our Foodtown has changed to
Countdown. There are plenty of good specials though.

I don't have Visa's rewards scheme. I use the card so little that it just
isn't worth the cost of belonging.
I dropped Flybuys too. After three years I had got about fifty points, then
they started taking the older ones off, so I dropped it.
I seem to be accumulating Brownie Points with Genesis Energy, but I doubt if
they will ever be enough for any reward.

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

In article <j98d5s$e3b$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
says...
>
> "Dave Doe" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
> news:MPG.29225a2d999c0c91989849@news.eternal-september.org...
> > In article <j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
> > says...
> >>
> >> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and getting
> >> a
> >> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says there
> >> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the top
> >> left of the page.
> >> (It's only for Onecard customers)
> >>
> >> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
> >> webpage
> >> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
> >>
> >> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
> >>
> >> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
> >>
> >> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm about
> >> to
> >> place an order.
> >>
> >> Thank you
> >>
> >> Geopelia
> >
> >
> > What webpage? can you provide the address please?
> >
> http://onecard.eid.co.nz/view/215NGHoK656QJ/251.aspx
>
> It's only for Onecard customers. You have to provide your Onecard number.
> I haven't had a reply from Countdown yet.
>
> I think it is genuine, not spam. Spammers would have more profitable things
> to do than hijack people's Onecard points.

What browser are you using?

I tested it in Microsoft Internet Explorer V 9 (IE9), inluding it's F12
'developer/debug' modes for IE 8 and 7, including Document Modes for the
same (circled in red), had no problems like you had...

http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/dun...lipboard04.jpg

And no, doesn't look like spam. Good to be sceptical about these things
though :)

--
Duncan.

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

"Dave Doe" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
news:MPG.29229ae12f4b612a98984a@news.eternal-september.org...
> In article <j98d5s$e3b$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
> says...
>>
>> "Dave Doe" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
>> news:MPG.29225a2d999c0c91989849@news.eternal-september.org...
>> > In article <j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
>> > says...
>> >>
>> >> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and
>> >> getting
>> >> a
>> >> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says
>> >> there
>> >> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the
>> >> top
>> >> left of the page.
>> >> (It's only for Onecard customers)
>> >>
>> >> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
>> >> webpage
>> >> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>> >>
>> >> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>> >>
>> >> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>> >>
>> >> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm
>> >> about
>> >> to
>> >> place an order.
>> >>
>> >> Thank you
>> >>
>> >> Geopelia
>> >
>> >
>> > What webpage? can you provide the address please?
>> >
>> http://onecard.eid.co.nz/view/215NGHoK656QJ/251.aspx
>>
>> It's only for Onecard customers. You have to provide your Onecard number.
>> I haven't had a reply from Countdown yet.
>>
>> I think it is genuine, not spam. Spammers would have more profitable
>> things
>> to do than hijack people's Onecard points.
>
> What browser are you using?

Windows XP Home Edition
Version 5.1(Build2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1647:Service Pack3
I found that but don't understand what it means.
I think I've got IE7 but don't know how to check that.

> I tested it in Microsoft Internet Explorer V 9 (IE9), inluding it's F12
> 'developer/debug' modes for IE 8 and 7, including Document Modes for the
> same (circled in red), had no problems like you had...

I don't understand that. This is the only website where I have ever had
this problem.

> http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/dun...lipboard04.jpg
I had a look at tht website. I wouldn't know how to use it though.
>
> And no, doesn't look like spam. Good to be sceptical about these things
> though :)
>
Thank you for your help. If you didn't have a problem it must be this
computer.
I'll see if Countdown replies.

Geopelia

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

On 08/11/11 02:38, Geopelia wrote:
> "Dave Doe"<hard@work.ok> wrote in message
> news:MPG.29229ae12f4b612a98984a@news.eternal-september.org...
>> In article<j98d5s$e3b$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
>> says...
>>>
>>> "Dave Doe"<hard@work.ok> wrote in message
>>> news:MPG.29225a2d999c0c91989849@news.eternal-september.org...
>>>> In article<j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
>>>> says...
>>>>>
>>>>> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and
>>>>> getting
>>>>> a
>>>>> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says
>>>>> there
>>>>> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the
>>>>> top
>>>>> left of the page.
>>>>> (It's only for Onecard customers)
>>>>>
>>>>> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
>>>>> webpage
>>>>> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>>>>>
>>>>> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>>>>>
>>>>> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>>>>>
>>>>> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm
>>>>> about
>>>>> to
>>>>> place an order.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thank you
>>>>>
>>>>> Geopelia
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> What webpage? can you provide the address please?
>>>>
>>> http://onecard.eid.co.nz/view/215NGHoK656QJ/251.aspx
>>>
>>> It's only for Onecard customers. You have to provide your Onecard number.
>>> I haven't had a reply from Countdown yet.
>>>
>>> I think it is genuine, not spam. Spammers would have more profitable
>>> things
>>> to do than hijack people's Onecard points.
>>
>> What browser are you using?
>
> Windows XP Home Edition
> Version 5.1(Build2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1647:Service Pack3
> I found that but don't understand what it means.
> I think I've got IE7 but don't know how to check that.
>
>> I tested it in Microsoft Internet Explorer V 9 (IE9), inluding it's F12
>> 'developer/debug' modes for IE 8 and 7, including Document Modes for the
>> same (circled in red), had no problems like you had...
>
> I don't understand that. This is the only website where I have ever had
> this problem.
>
>> http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/dun...lipboard04.jpg
> I had a look at tht website. I wouldn't know how to use it though.
>>
>> And no, doesn't look like spam. Good to be sceptical about these things
>> though :)
>>
> Thank you for your help. If you didn't have a problem it must be this
> computer.
> I'll see if Countdown replies.
>
Geo, I wouldn't worry about it. The programming of these surveys often
leaves a lot to be desired and you have maybe triggered a bug in the
page. It may have caused something to be in your browser cache and that
would be why you are getting the error repeatedly. If you know how to
clear the cache, I suggest you do it before trying again.

You can tell the version of IE by clicking "Help" and selecting "About"
or similar.

Cheers,

Cliff

--

The ends justifies the means - Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli.

The end excuses any evil - Sophocles

Re: Onecard survey webpage problem
 

"Enkidu" <enkidu.com@com.cliffp.com> wrote in message
news:4eb83acd$1@news.actrix.co.nz...
> On 08/11/11 02:38, Geopelia wrote:
>> "Dave Doe"<hard@work.ok> wrote in message
>> news:MPG.29229ae12f4b612a98984a@news.eternal-september.org...
>>> In article<j98d5s$e3b$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
>>> says...
>>>>
>>>> "Dave Doe"<hard@work.ok> wrote in message
>>>> news:MPG.29225a2d999c0c91989849@news.eternal-september.org...
>>>>> In article<j97918$44n$1@dont-email.me>, Geopelia@nowhere.com, Geopelia
>>>>> says...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is anyone else trying to do the Onecard survey from Countdown and
>>>>>> getting
>>>>>> a
>>>>>> message that there is a problem with the webpage? The computer says
>>>>>> there
>>>>>> is, and keeps restoring the tab (whatever that means). It's near the
>>>>>> top
>>>>>> left of the page.
>>>>>> (It's only for Onecard customers)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now I get a page in blue printing saying there is a problem with the
>>>>>> webpage
>>>>>> and they have stopped trying to restore the tab.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I've let Countdown know but haven't had a reply yet.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Just wondered if it is my computer or the webpage itself.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It looks as though Online Shopping is still working. I hope so, I'm
>>>>>> about
>>>>>> to
>>>>>> place an order.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thank you
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Geopelia
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> What webpage? can you provide the address please?
>>>>>
>>>> http://onecard.eid.co.nz/view/215NGHoK656QJ/251.aspx
>>>>
>>>> It's only for Onecard customers. You have to provide your Onecard
>>>> number.
>>>> I haven't had a reply from Countdown yet.
>>>>
>>>> I think it is genuine, not spam. Spammers would have more profitable
>>>> things
>>>> to do than hijack people's Onecard points.
>>>
>>> What browser are you using?
>>
>> Windows XP Home Edition
>> Version 5.1(Build2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1647:Service Pack3
>> I found that but don't understand what it means.
>> I think I've got IE7 but don't know how to check that.
>>
>>> I tested it in Microsoft Internet Explorer V 9 (IE9), inluding it's F12
>>> 'developer/debug' modes for IE 8 and 7, including Document Modes for the
>>> same (circled in red), had no problems like you had...
>>
>> I don't understand that. This is the only website where I have ever had
>> this problem.
>>
>>> http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/dun...lipboard04.jpg
>> I had a look at tht website. I wouldn't know how to use it though.
>>>
>>> And no, doesn't look like spam. Good to be sceptical about these things
>>> though :)
>>>
>> Thank you for your help. If you didn't have a problem it must be this
>> computer.
>> I'll see if Countdown replies.
>>
> Geo, I wouldn't worry about it. The programming of these surveys often
> leaves a lot to be desired and you have maybe triggered a bug in the page.
> It may have caused something to be in your browser cache and that would be
> why you are getting the error repeatedly. If you know how to clear the
> cache, I suggest you do it before trying again.
>
> You can tell the version of IE by clicking "Help" and selecting "About" or
> similar.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Cliff
>

Thank you. I did that, it's IE8

Countdown hasn't answered, so I expect it is just this computer.