NCAA Auctions User Guide (Rules and Information)

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The NCAA is assisting in Gulf Coast hurricane recovery efforts through its "Home Team" partnership with Habitat for Humanity. With the 2007 Women's Final Four being held in Cleveland -- the home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- it was only appropriate to auction off special mini and extra large replicas of the world-famous Fender guitar. On this site, you can bid on five mini guitars signed by one Women's Final Four coach or by all four of the Women's Final Four coaches, and one 10-ft replica guitar featuring the names of all 64 teams participating in this year's NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship. As part of the NCAA's "Home Team" partnership, all proceeds from these auction items will benefit Habitat for Humanity International's Gulf Coast recovery efforts.

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NCAA Auctions User Guide

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Logon Information

You will need your Logon ID (username) and Password each time you logon to NCAA Auctions. Simply click on either the Logon or Control Center link and enter your username and password. Please remember to write down your username and password for future reference.

You may not disclose or share your password with any third parties or use your password for any unauthorized purpose. You remain solely responsible for any authorized or unauthorized use of your password.

Forgot Your Logon Information?

If you forget your Logon ID (username) or Password, or both, click on the Forgot your Logon ID and Password? link when trying to logon. You will be asked to enter the e-mail address you registered with so that NCAA Auctions can send you your current Logon ID and Password right away.

Cookie Requirements

Cookies are small files that websites store on your hard drive to help their servers keep track of, and manage, your return sessions.

Due to the specialized requirements of your NCAA Auctions activity, your browser's cookies must be enabled when you logon to NCAA Auctions. Normally, your browser's default settings ensure this.

However, if you have changed the default cookie settings, or return repeatedly to the Logon page after submitting your logon information, you will need to reset your browser so that it is set to accept 'cookies'.

How to enable your browser's cookies

Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer: 4. x - 5. x

click on the Tools menu and select Internet Options
click on the Security tab
click the button that is called Custom Level
scroll down to the section on Cookies
click to select Enable (if necessary) under the selections for both 'Allow cookies that are stored on your computer' and 'Allow per-session cookies'
click 'OK

Internet Explorer: 6. x or higher

click on the Tools menu and select Internet Options
click on the Privacy tab
click on the button that is called Advanced
click to select to 'Override automatic cookie handling'
click to select either 'First or Third-party cookies' or 'Always allow session cookies'
click 'OK'

Netscape Navigator

Netscape Navigator: 4. x - 5. x

click on the Edit menu and select Preferences
click on Advanced in the Preferences category tree
you will then see a box with Cookies options
select 'Accept all cookies'
click 'OK'

Netscape Navigator: 6. x or higher

click on the Edit menu and select Preferences
click on Privacy & Security in the Preferences category tree
click on 'Cookies'
select 'Enable all cookies'
click 'OK'

Once you have enabled your browser to accept cookies, make sure you close and then re-launch your browser. After doing so, you may then logon with your Logon ID and Password and you'll be ready to go.

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