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Questions will be answered, and we will tell you what updates we have made, or are making to Geenee.

We have removed a member from our lists, because they were asking members for deposits – but members who paid these people deposits would never get them back. We understand that they have done the same on other holiday home exchange sites.

It seems that they wanted $2500 for a deposit – but the apartment that they were offering in New York City did not even exist!

They had only been listed for a few days before we deactivated them, and we have contacted members who have been in contact with them to warn them.

But this is one of the reasons that you are better exchanging with Geenee.  Geenee can hold your deposits for you, and that means that your money will not just disappear – we hold it safely for you, and with over 14,500 members, you know that your deposit is safe!

Be safe, be Geenee

You can very easily make link to your property page on Geenee.com, so that other people can find you, and exchange with you.

It’s a simple as this : http://geenee.com/123456

All you have to do, is put your property number in, instead of 123456 in the example above.

And if you can’t remember your property number, you will find it at the bottom right of the page for your property, Ref 123456.

This is can be used anywhere you like on the internet, including our forums, where we ask you not to put any contact details other than your Geenee page

You can find our forums at http://www.geenee.com/Community/

The new login page might look the same as before, but is now more secure than previously.

The effect of this is, if you click “Log me in automatically next time on this computer”, then always us the same computer, you will be able to get in without being asked for your password, if you last visited Geenee within a year.

But if you use more than one computer, then the security will insist on you giving your password the first time you use each computer, after using another computer

The golden rule is (and this applies to all websites on the internet), if you are not on your own computer, never click “Log me in automatically next time on this computer”, because until you log in again, anyone on that computer can log in to your account without a password. And if you are not on your own computer, always remember to log out – which clears the cookie out.

Other alterations to the Geenee Log In  page, are that you now given more information about why your login failed. We also strip out any spaces that you leave before or after the email address or password.