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- Older operating systems & browsers
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Older operating systems & browsers
Changes to the Payment Card Industry
Our payments system has been recently upgraded in line with changes in the Payment Card Industry to make it more secure for you to make payments.
This means that you won’t be able to pay online if you are using an older version of a web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Safari) or an older operating system (such as Microsoft Windows or MAC OS).
The changes affect the global payment card industry so you may experience similar issues when making payments on other websites too.
Will I be affected?
The issue mostly affects people using an operating system older than Windows 7 (such as XP or Vista) or older than iOS 7 on an iPad or iPhone. Some older versions of Android may also be affected.
The following browsers will also be affected:
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Chrome – old than version 30
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Android – older than version 4.4
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Firefox – older than version 24
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Internet explorer – older than version 11
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Opera – older than version 17
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Safari – older than version 7 and OSX10.9
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Safari mobile – older than IOS 5
Please note this is not an exhaustive list.
What should I do if I’m affected?
If you believe you may be affected, please update your web browser or your operating system if you can, or try accessing the form on a different device.
We don't believe this issue will affect a significant number of people.
If you need help and advice, please visit your browser’s website or your local computer shop.