[Keurig] Website does not work. Cannot log on to account or make any purchases. Says page is taking break

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Debbie Flanary
5 months ago In Keurig
Website does not work. Cannot log on to account or make any purchases. Says page is taking break

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Benjamin Carter

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5 months ago

Hi there! I see you're having trouble logging into your Keurig account and making purchases on the website, and the page is showing a message that it’s “taking a break.” I’d like to help you get this sorted out.

To begin, could you tell me:
1. Are you trying to access the site from your Windows 10 device using a particular browser?
2. Have you tried refreshing the page or accessing it from a different browser or device yet?
3. When did this issue start happening?
4. Have you been able to log in and purchase successfully before, or is this your first time encountering this problem?

This info will help me tailor the best next steps. Looking forward to your reply!

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Debbie Flanary
5 months ago

Windows 11, yes I have tried different browsers. I have been trying for a week. Yes I have bought from the website in the past. This is the only site I have the problem with.

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Thanks for the extra details! Since you've tried different browsers on your Windows 11 device and this issue has persisted for a week only with the Keurig website, it sounds like it might be a problem on the website's end or something with your account specifically.

Here are a few ideas to try next:

1. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies
Sometimes stored website data can cause loading issues. Go into your browser settings and clear the cache and cookies, then try accessing the site again.

2. Try Accessing the Website in Incognito/Private Mode
This mode disables extensions and uses a fresh browsing session, which can help isolate if something like an extension is blocking the site.

3. Check for Website Maintenance or Outages
It’s worth checking if Keurig’s website is undergoing maintenance or experiencing an outage. Sometimes pages display “taking a break” during those times.

4. Reset Your Account Password
Try resetting your account password just in case there’s an account-related issue preventing login.

5. Temporarily Disable Any VPN or Security Software
If you’re using VPNs, firewalls, or security software, they might inadvertently block the site or login processes.

6. Try Logging in on Your Smartphone (via app or mobile browser)
If you can access your account on a mobile device, it confirms it's not an account issue but likely your PC or browser related.

If these steps don’t help, the issue might be deeper, potentially related to your account or a backend problem on the site. At that point, you can contact Keurig Support directly at [email protected] for specialized assistance.

Would you like me to walk you through clearing the cache and cookies step-by-step? Or any other step listed above?

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