About Cookies

Cookies are a harmless piece of information that can be stored on your computer or from where ever you are browsing from. Virtually every site on the internet uses them and they are used to make the sites that you visit function properly. Much like how you see images or text on a site, they are there to help the site perform correctly.

How We Use Cookies

When you click through from one of our product information pages to the shop that sells the products, offer or banner advert, we earn a small commission. To do this we place a cookie onto your computer or browsing device when you visit a store from our website, if you then go on to buy something or in some cases, register or sign-up, the cookie identifies you as having come from our site and we earn our commission. We also record usage of our site to help make it better for everyone to visit. At no point is any personal identifiable information collected.

How To Delete Cookies

Each browser is slightly different, but for information on how to do this, please visit: How To Delete Cookies At AboutCookies.org

Cookies On This Site

Google Analytics - A service that anonymously tracks who uses our website. We cannot identify who you are, how old, sex etc, in fact the only information we can see is from where you clicked through to find our site, what pages you visited and how long you stayed. The following are the cookies that are used to do this:

Cookie Name	Description
__utma	Tracks the number of times a user has been to the site, when their first visit was and when their last visit occurred.
__utmb	Holds the timestamp of when a user first visits the site.
__utmc	Holds the timestamp of when a user leaves the site.
__utmz	Tracks where the user came from, what search engine they used, what link was clicked on, what keyword they used and and their location in the world when they accessed the website.

 

Other Cookies - The following cookies all help to keep the site running smoothly, from letting the admin log in and add offers to displaying the twitter feed:

Cookie Name	Description
k	Allows the Twitter feed to be displayed on the site.
guest_id	Used To make the Twiiter feed work correctly.
bp_activity_oldestpage	Used to help generate activity feed when logged in. Redundant.