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Completing On-Line Forms | Credit Card Payments
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On-Line Transactions
Completing On-Line Forms
- Each on-line form contains fields (blank boxes). You should type the responses to the questions in these fields.
- You can tab between fields or use your mouse to move into a field.
- Click the "submit" or "continue" button to move to the next section of the form.
- Mandatory fields are identified by a blue M You must type a response into these fields in order to continue.
- If the form requires you to enter information in a specified manner (ie. dd/mm/yy), you should ensure that you follow the pattern.
- Certain fields are validated as you submit and may return an error message if you have input incorrect data. These errors are identified with a red cross symbol If you place your cursor over a red cross symbol the screen will display the nature of the error.
- When you have completed and submitted the form you will be given a reference number. You should make a note of this number and use it in any future correspondence with us.
Credit Card Payments
- You can make a credit/debit card payment with any of the following cards: Delta, Visa, Mastercard, Solo, Switch, JCB
- You will be required to provide your personal details, details of the account you wish to make a payment for, plus your credit card details.
- Complete the form as described above.
- Your details are submitted over a secure server which means that the transaction is encrypted from the moment it leaves your PC until it reaches our server.
- The transaction is validated on-line and the money will be taken by the bank within 24 hours
- Please note, we do not store any credit cards details.
Adobe Acrobat Documents
Viewing Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Documents
- Each link to a PDF document is identified by the PDF logo .
- The file size of the document will also be displayed on the link.
- If you cannot view Acrobat documents you can download the free Adobe Reader here - click on the "Get Adobe Reader" logo below.
Customising the way you view the site
Increasing the size of text
- If you experience difficulty reading the text on our website, you may want to alter the size. To increase text size you need to change a setting on your internet browser.
- Internet Explorer users should click View > Text Size > ... and select from the options
- Netscape users should click View > Increase Font