Registration

The Log in and Register buttons are at the top left-hand side of your screen.  You choose your own username and password when you register.

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The email you use does not need to be the address that will be used for business enquiries.  It is linked to your username and where the confirmation email is sent for you to activate your account and receive server notifications about your account.

As soon as you have registered, please check your email that asks you to click on a link to confirm your email address.  (Check in your spam folder if this confirmation email doesn't arrive almost immediately.  It is good practice to add [email protected] and [email protected] to your email address book - to avoid our emails going into your spam folder.)

If you don't receive the confirmation email, you can have it resent by trying to log in with the username and password you provided. The only reason that you may not be receiving it is that you entered a different email address or one with an error. (Typing .coza instead of .co.za or typing a comma when there should be a full stop are the most common, so please check your email address carefully.)

Registration does not mean that you now have content in our Directories or have activated a Nightsbridge link.  It just allows you to start adding and owning content on the site.

Please ensure that your browser is set up to accept cookies and also has javascript enabled.  If you use your computer for internet banking, it is already set up.

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