Instead of giving out free trials, Tenderservices has attempted instead to give prospective subscribers a clear idea of the service we offer, through the following measures:
If you have forgotten your account password you can have the current password sent to you by clicking 'Forgotten your password?' in the login area of the sidebar. You will need to remember your username and have access to the email address linked to your account.
If you do not remember your username or do not have access to the email address associated with the account you may contact one of our administrators (contact@tenderservices.co.za) and request them to forward you the username and a temporary password. They will conduct a quick security check to verify that you are indeed the account holder before fulfilling your request.
If you suspect someone has gained unauthorised access to your account then disable your password by clicking 'Forgotten your password?' in the login area of the sidebar. This will allow you to change the password to something you consider secure. You will need to remember your username and have access to the email address linked to your account in order to do this.
To change any of the details on your account, including personal information, company information, network profiles, contact information, site usage preferences and tender notification criteria, log in, then go to 'Manage Account' in the left-hand sidebar. All our these details can be changed in the manage account area.
By default all current subscribers are set up to receive daily email notification of tenders added to the database that match their primary field of expertise. At any time, and for no extra cost, you can alter your notification settings to include other fields of expertise, to specify the geographical location of the projects.
We will only refund subscribers their subscription fee if they can show that we misrepresented our service to them, and they have not made significant use of our service. Since we have a log of usage for each account, this is simple to determine.