Sophie N.

I don't completely understand MENSA. If you're so smart why would you spend your time being part of this organization? Shouldn't you be out making the world a better place or solving Rubik's Cubes in 10 seconds on TV? I'm waiting to be enlightened here... Bueller... Bueller...

This site was using FAKE McAfee and Verisign badges. I'd be very very careful!

I would be very wary of this site. There is no physical address (although they claim to be based in Texas they ship from Asia) and the other reviews look suspect. If you MUST use this site I would recommend using a credit card that allows you to easily put a "stop-pay" on your card and get your money back in case they do not deliver as advertised.

Careful, sites like this one make money each time you sign up for one of their "suggested" web hosting companies.

No physical address, all your favorite brands at prices that seem unreasonably low... I'd be very very careful using this store!

I'd be very careful of this site, it looks like they have a fake "PayPal verified" badge.

I'd be really careful about downloading this software - all their "reviews" and "articles" are not real links they appear to just be faked images.

All this site is are Hulu videos reorganized with a bunch of advertisements. For the real site where this content comes from try: www.Hulu.com

If this site's not a scam I don't see why they don't have a physical address (maybe because they are selling counterfeit goods!)

I don't think offering free antibiotics is very good for anyone. Antibiotics are over-prescribed and have resulted in drug-resistant strains of bacteria. This seems just like a weak gimmick to get people to spend more money from the people at Shoprite.

Here's a more detailed discussion from the forum: http://www.sitejabber.com/forum/health/shoprites-free-antibiotics-offer-not-so-awesome

I'd be wary of this site - they charge a retainer and/or fee of $49-$150. If they were so good you'd think they would work entirely on commission. You're probably better off doing research online and trying to get the money back yourself.

I've read that Ripoff Report has engaged in some shady business practices.

Here are some pieces about them on the news:
http://www.sitejabber.com/redir/aHR0cDovL3d3dy5waG9lbml4bmV3dGltZXMuY29tLzIwMDctMDItMDEvbmV3cy90aGUtcmVhbC1yaXAtb2ZmLXJlcG9ydC8=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHAcf1fYknE
Here's their Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripoff_Report

I would be very cautious of sites like this - work-at-home offers are often scams and are in fact too good to be true. Please read more on the Federal Trade Commission's website: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/invest/inv14.shtm

This is another one of those Miracle Mineral Supplement (also known as Miracle Mineral Solution or MMS) sites. These guys are snake oil salesmen selling a "miracle cure" that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned contains bleach http://www.fda.gov/Safety/MedWatch/SafetyInformation/SafetyAlertsforHumanMedicalProducts/ucm*******.htm

Please please please consult your doctor and do not use this bad medicine.

Poputrade is using fake Versign and McAfee badges so I would be very very careful if you choose to buy anything (I would not =)

Weddingdressesonlinesale (wow that is a spammy URL!) has a fake Verisgn and McAfee badges on their homepage. They even squished them so they don't look real! I wouldn't buy from this site if my wedding were tomorrow and they had the last wedding dress in the world.

Xicase is using a fake Versign badge. I would never ever use it! Be careful!

Amtltools.com has been associated with adware, spyware, or viruses according to McAfee -- I wouldn't download it!

Dressespro.com is using a FAKE verisign badge on the bottom of its homepage. I would be very very careful shopping here!

Useegames is using fake Verisign AND McAfee badges on the bottom of their homepage. I would be very very careful!