Payment can be made in the following ways:
Post your order with a cheque to cover the total amount. Please make sure your cheque guarantee card number & expiry date plus your address are written on the back of your cheque.
C.O.D. (Cash On Delivery) method can be used. Either phone, email or post your order to us and we will collect the full payment when we deliver your order. Please make sure you have the necessary payment ready when we arrive.

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Order quantities are not restricted but orders of less than £50 will have a small delivery charge added to them. You can calculate this yourself by finding out how much you are under the £50 restriction. For every pound (£) you are under, a 50 pence charge is made. This may sound an unusual method of calculation but we feel that it is fair on everyone concerned. For all orders of £50 and over, delivery is totally Free.

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Javascript can be likened to an extention to HTML (Hyper Text Markup Lanuage), which is what makes up the pages of a web site. You can view the HTML and Javascript used in a web page by selecting the menu options View > View Source or right click on the web page and select View Source from the context menu. Javascript is extremely flexible and can be used for anything from displaying a picture on a web page to complex online ordering systems, plus everything in-between.

It is not dangerous to you or your computer and is widely used within today's internet community.

Cookies are a simple way of storing information on someone's computer. They are harmless, text files which contain relavent information about the user. Many web sites put a cookie on your computer. They can be read by any text editor, Notepad for example. The more obvious uses of cookies are, when you sign up to a club, newsletter or some other community. The next time you go there, the page says something like "Welcome Tim" or whatever you have told them to address you by.

For a sneek preview of what is in a Cookie, have a look in C:\Windows\Cookies. You will doubtless end up with many, many cookies. They are very small in size so don't worry about the amount you have. You need not worry about you security either as cookies are not intended to infultrate your system.