If you are not currently logged in, you can easily log into an existing account by clicking “Sign In" located in the top-right of all pages. Once logged in, this link will become Log Out. On the Log In page, enter your email address and password in the two fields provided and click the “Go” button to enter your account. If you clicked the “Remember my email ” checkbox, your email address will be pre-populated when you arrive at this page.
If you’ve forgotten your password, simply click the on “Forgot my password?” link. Once you supply us with your login email address you’ll be asked your reminder question. If you answer it correctly, your password will be emailed to you.
If you already have an account and are having trouble logging in, check that you have included your full email address (johndoe@yahoo.com, not just johndoe).
Are Cookies Turned on?
If your email address and password are correct, check that you have cookies turned on. If your browser is not set to accept cookies you will not be able to log in.
Internet Explorer—If you are using Internet Explorer as your web browser, you can check if it is set to accept cookies, by looking under the “Edit” pop up menu and choosing “Preferences”. In the “Internet Explorer Preferences” dialog box that appears choose “Cookies” from the “Receiving Files” category. You can set varying levels of cookie screening from “Never ask” to “Never accept”. Selecting the “Ask for each site” option allows you to choose from which sites you will accept cookies on a site-by-site basis.
Firefox—If you are using Firefox as your web browser, you can check if it is set to accept cookies, by looking under the “Tools” pop up menu and choosing “Options”. In the “Options ” dialog box that appears choose the “Cookies” tab. You can change the different settings to allow Cookies from all sites or from certain sites. The box "Allow sites to set Cookies" should be checked.
Netscape Communicator—If you are using Netscape Communicator, check your cookie setting by looking under the “Edit” pop up menu and choosing “Preferences”. In the “Preferences” dialog box choose the “Advanced” category. Choosing “Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server” allows you to accept cookies for the site you are visiting, without accepting those which have to do with advertisers or other parties involved with the site.
What is a Cookie and Why do we Require them?
Cookies are small data files that web sites use to deliver specialized data to individual users. Cookies can only be read by the server that delivered them, and saves users the trouble of reintroducing themselves to the website every time a page is visited.
Zoom And Go uses cookies to remember who you are while you move from page to page in our site. Without them, we couldn’t keep track of the images and reviews you submit, or the changes you make to your account.