Bobby K.

Looks like yet another fake ugg site. Amazing how popular it is to sell fake ugg boots. Guy on sitejabber here wrote this article. Read it and weep if you bought fake uggs

http://neofile.posterous.com/uggh-1

This was one of my favorite finance sites before since the software was essentially free. Now that intuit owns them I'm betting it will even be better though they will push you towards buying quicken at some point.

I have used google docs for the past year as I didn't want to put MS office on my netbook when I am out on the road. It is also a great tool to organize documents and share them with other people. The problem has always been that it is not the most robust online word document editor. I heard about zoho.com and decided to try it out. OMG... this is the best suite of products ever. The only real problem is that it is still SLOW on my netbook. The price is right and pretty much you only pay for storage, which is cheap. Sure google is free, but zoho's prices are less than my starbucks monthly allotment, so it is not breaking the bank by any means. If you do any heavy duty spreadsheet work you will yearn for your desktop applications, but otherwise it really does work quite nicely. Now, if only my mobile phone would support ajax better I could do everything from my phone.

Iwebtools offers a ton of SEO tools, but not all of them work perfectly - These guys get some good traffic to their site, but only some of their tools are useful.

Backlink checker - iWebTool provide really cheap one which show only small piece of backlinks which is not organised in order. www.Linkvendor.com works better.

Website previewer - basically a watered down version of SNAP

VisualPagerank - buggy

Links for sale -big scam

Forum - sometimes useful, probably great for beginners.

This site seems somewhat useful if you are a newbie to SEO and they will hold your hand and let you figure things out with them, so from that point of view, this is a decent site. They offer a ton of tools that other sites may do better, but they are all here in one place, and for some people that is a good thing. Or you can pour over a real SEO type of forum like http://www.v7n.com/ and figure out things on your own. Up to you.

If anyone actually decides to buy from this place I would highly recommend using a real credit card so if the product never appears you can at least file for a chargeback and you have buyer protection. If you pay via paypal/western union, good luck to you

I think my main problem with this site is that they have a truste badge on it that takes you nowhere. Usually a badge takes you to a truste website page, so I'm not too sure how safe this site really is! Fake badge perhaps? Try clicking on the badge and see what happens.

I love how they advertise free internet tv and while they have some rocking seo and rank in high google search engines, the problem is that they redirect you to another site where you can get free tv for $49.95. What will you get? Not nearly what you expect. Wanna watch tv minus the price tag here, check out this article
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/the-best-tools-to-watch-tv-on-your-computer/

Free tv or internet tv is basically streaming video and is subject to copyright laws, it takes big companies to pull this off legally. While there are places on the net where you can download peer to peer style tv shows illegally, those are often dangerous and full of viruses. Do a search on SJ if you want more information. Search under the word torrent or bittorrent. Try checking out free site before you hand your credit card and identity over to a site.

This is like the kayak of daily deal sites such as groupon and livingsocial. The problem with sites like this that aggregate information from other sites is typically the interface and the fact that I simply do not trust or even like all of the sites they aggregate from. Same for travel aggregator sites, you do not know who to really trust. I don't necessarily want the lowest price on everything, I also want quality. By going directly to a certain site I trust I can get that. If they aggregate from a no name daily deal site I am at risk for low quality. Not a bad concept though and they do have a nice text option.

I usually play online poker but sometimes I need a break from that. I found this site when sifting through the online gaming sites here. Here is the deal, if you live in the US, you probably can't actually get any money you win due to our pathetic laws. Or maybe just open up an offshore bank account if you are doing online poker anyways. Nevertheless, it is more fun playing in these tournaments than just going on a regular site and playing games like mahjong for the fun of it. Definitely adds an additional element to play for money.

In our bad economy it is good to know what is going on in the world. I don't have the time to read any magazines or even to read a website. The economist has a great little digital mobile download to your iphone if you get a digital subscription (I don't want a print subscription anyways). One of the best ways to stay informed.

I never saw the appeal of flickr but people kept sending me their photos through flickr so I finally joined. Very well thought out design of a website. It has a simplicity to it that just can't be beat. There is not much more I can say about this site that other reviewers have not already pointed out but just take my word for it and join this site, upload your photos and share :)

I think yapta is better than priceline, expedia and all of the rest because it tracks when prices go down. Right now prices are going down by the minute so when you book a trip you are getting ripped off. On yapta if the price goes down you can rebook and get a cheaper rate. Good deal.

C'mon... posting a scam site on sitejabber is only going to tell the world that your site is clearly dangerous. No phone number and you guys want people to wire you money via western union... ROLF... who falls for this? And, do you expect people to believe the other fake users your company made and posted on this site? You might want to hire better users who know how to write english... Good luck trying to trick people.

I have never subscribed to anyone's blog before but I read his blog posting on the Gilt group and it was really very useful and a great find. It turned out later in that day that all the women in my office were also Gilt members. This guy has a great writing style and I'll be back to check out his latest finds and articles.

Great concept of site and I tried to use this twice since I saw it in the request a review section. Both times I was unable to actually join and set my reminder due to an error in their coding. This last time I was unable to enter in a date and it kept saying the date I entered was invalid. I think they are still working out the kinks in the site, but I can't wait until they have it all set up as I really could use a monthly reminder for everything from my gamefly account to paying my comcast bill online.

Hacked photo editing software for the masses - I haven't the slightest clue who would still pay for any PC based software like photoshop when it is available for free at sites like this. There are so many free, hacked versions of photoshop and other adobe products it is ridiculous. I bet apple must love this because there are rarely any hacked apple products.

Best remote desktop software on the market - This is what I use for my remote desktop control. You can try it free for personal use as well. They do have other featuers such as chat for more professional use, such as showing people demos over the web.

Freshbooks gets my clients to pay on time - I used to invoice people by sending pdfs via email and through regular mail and the problem was that people just didn't always pay. I myself am also guilty of that because you just stuff the invoice in a bin and then try to remember to pay it when you can. But with freshbooks, I probably get 10-20% of people to actually pay on time because when you send the invoice, there is an easy online method of paying via a credit card right there on the spot. Obviously I do lose that 1-3% using credit cards, but getting faster payments is more important than that percentage.

I did their amazon local deal for $39 for a 20x16 inch canvas print. Quality was great and shipping was fast. The shipping was $8.95, but I guess that can't be helped. I later got another email stating they were going to continue their 39 buck canvas print, so if you go with them, call and see if they can honor that deal.

For those of you out there with needy/clingy girlfriends, do not despair. This new app for your iphone can send out pre-programmed texts and emails telling you how much you love them while you are away doing something more important or with someone else. What would be even better is if you could attach a pre-programmed photo of where you "are" at that moment, which of course would be taken way in advance.