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Xeo Belmont Posts: 973/1016 |
Yeah, I cleared cookies for both IE7 and MFF. Went ahead and looked again (just in MFF, but this still happens in IE), and I don't even have cookies for amazon.com now, and this still happens.
Ugh, this hurts. I buy from there ... a lot. Its probably worth mentioning that when I try to just go to http://www.amazon.com, I end up getting to here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/?nodeId=508510 |
Hiryuu Posts: 2406/2480 |
Sounds like a link redundacy of some sort. The only things I can think of that could make that happen is bad/outdated cookies (in which case, just delete the ones for Amazon) or bad coding on Amazon's part for links. I sure as heck hope it isn't the latter. |
Xeo Belmont Posts: 970/1016 |
I won't waste my time quoting myself, but I mentioned amazon.com. Just a hint. |
BooUrns Posts: 416/450 |
It wouldn't happen to be a Microsoft page, would it? Because some of their pages do the same thing to me. |
Xkeeper Posts: 5561/5653 |
It'd help if you said where it was. |
Xeo Belmont Posts: 969/1016 |
I really have absolutely no idea what's going on here.
This is only happening with amazon.com, so far.
I get a similar error in IE7. I've completely cleared my private data for both, and this still happens. This has been going on for the last few days. I have no idea what to do here. Anyone know anything about this? |