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Topic # 99620 23-Mar-2012 09:32
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I'm trying to report a fault for TCL cable but I keep getting redirected back to the GZ login page. I'll try to load http://www.geekzone.co.nz/fault.asp and it will send me back to https://www.geekzone.co.nz/login.asp (even though I'm already logged in), I'll enter my password (I've tried typing it into notepad to make sure it's correct and then copy & paste it in) but it just redirects me back to the login again.

Is anyone else having trouble with this? 

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  Reply # 598936 23-Mar-2012 09:39
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We have disabled those pages - about 45 days ago. The fact that only two people noticed in this time gives a good indication why...






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  Reply # 599134 23-Mar-2012 14:36
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I just noticed it also! :)

Might pay to remove the links to it in the new message page in the forums.

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 599142 23-Mar-2012 14:43
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Yes, just done it. I thought I had removed all of those.

Thank you folks!






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  Reply # 599143 23-Mar-2012 14:44
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You also have the link in your signature :)

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