Guy M.

The better Walmart. Nothing in this site tends to stick out (which is why I gave it an average score). It's your typical department store website; order products online, find stores near you, see what stores near you have in stock, etc. But just because nothing sticks out doesn't make it bad. It's exactly what you'd expect it to be, and reliable as well. I've never had an order through target.com go wrong or become troublesome. It's Target in website form.

The self proclaimed "front page of the internet" is exactly what it claims to be. All the hottest links/videos/stories/music/etc. Are here before they become big in mainstream media. It's the news before the news. It's basically ran and governed by the users too, which is a great touch, and it also acts as a "forum for everything". There are subreddits (basically a specific forum) for everything you can possibly imagine. You can customize which ones you're subscribed to and keep up on (and take part in) the discussions/what's happening in all of your favorite subjects/hobbies. Find a cool link or picture that you feel the internet would love? Post it in the appropriate subreddit and reap the massive mounds of Karma (points based upon users upvoting/downvoting your link or comment). You can also download Reddit Enhancement Suite which gives you even more control and customizability over the site and begin to peruse through the internet in style. Beware though, Reddit is the biggest time sink you will ever encounter. StumbleUpon can't even compete against it.

Probably the cleanest and easiest to use filesharing/storing site out there. I want to say more, but there really is nothing else to say. Its just super simple, clean, and quick. A great filesharing site in an internet full of cluttered and sketchy filesharing sites.

I went on this site once and, without clicking on anything at all, received "Vista Security Alerts" malware on my computer before Google Chrome pulled the whole "site not safe" thing and told me to back out. Took forever to get cleaned off my computer (I wasn't that skilled, at the time) and decided never to go on the site again. Then, while browsing on a forum, someone posted a link. Regrettably, I did not check the properties of the link and clicked it. It lead to Rapidshare and, yet again, my computer immediately got the gracious gift of "Vista Security Alerts" malware bestowed upon it without even interacting with the god damn page. Some of my friends use this site no problem, and two others have had the same results as me, so I'm not sure what's up with that. Use at your own risk.

I misplaced my cell phone and had no clue where it was. I remember my friend using a site like this, so I did a quick google search and up popped "wheresmycellphone.com." Since I remembered my friend using it with no downside, I decided to give it a try. One quick phone call, and I had located my phone. But that's not the end of the story.

For a little background, I never receive spam calls/texts on my cell phone. I can't remember the last time I got one or if I ever have received one on this number. Within an hour of using where'smycellphone, this changed. I started getting calls and texts from a bunch of random numbers, some being scams, others being offers for prizes, some telling me about events happening in my area, the list just goes on. Within 5 hours I had received about 16 phone calls and 20 or so texts. Coincidence that this started within an hour of me using wheresmycellphone? I don't think so. The texts and calls have died down a bit, and it's been about a week, but I still get at least a couple of calls and texts a day. It's grown to be annoying as $#*!, I'm considering changing my numbers, and I just wanted warn people not to use a site that more than likely is giving out your numbers to companies/people/scams.