Jeremy K.

A true one-stop shop for just about anything you want to know about choosing and installing networking equipment, written and presented in a way that suits everyone from novice to tech guru - clear, succinct, and with specifications set out in simple, consistent tables and glossaries to help the non-expert make sense of it all. They sell the stuff, too, at very competitive prices. Oh, and the genius who runs the show contributes useful advice on whirlpool.com.au.

Swipe seems an accurate description. The fraudsters behind this website swipe advertising space everywhere on the web, and swipe money from subscribers in return for nothing through a clever variation on the bid site that incorporates an element of gambling. Their click-me ads are often disguised with large print such as "CRAZY PRICES", "LAPTOP FOR $14.35!", and fake surveys that entice you to casually click for "My favorite laptop". The avalanche of spy-bots that follows is something to wonder at. I was curious enough (as a student of criminal psychology) to put a question on their impressively customer-friendly "talk to a customer service person" messaging service, and was informed that the postage cost on any item to anywhere in the world was $9.50. A Sony Vaio for $14.35 and postage from USA to Australia $9.30? Seems too good to be true. It is. I didn't believe it.