Andrea L.

I came to QR codes to help design a new logo for my organization with the QR scannable code built in. My boss was looking for something streamlined and easy to use, that would work well with our logo, and be something we could easily track.

I wasn't sure how to do this (or if it could be done), but qr-codes.com was a good resource for info. It broke down all the logic behind the codes and made it easy for me to have the kind of code I was looking for designed.

I just received my order from dealbyethan.com - I bought some cool boxers for my fiance - he definitely needs some variety and I love the huge selection they have on top brands like Mundo Unico and Clever, and they have everything from everyday underwear to some of the racy stuff. The selection here is incredible - so much to choose from, I could have easily spent an hour looking through everything! It's a fun place to shop and the prices are fair, but finding everything in one place is a huge plus.

Very useful site - like an internet WalMart on steroids, lots of info, lots of products, it's very big, takes a bit of getting used to, but if you know what you want to buy and are very particular, this is the site for you.

Lots of useful information on deals, updated throughout the day. Very well maintained and organized.

It's geared towards Chicago area, but covers deals across the blogosphere. Very up to date, lots of content, definitely not for the faint of heart. All frugalistas must check this site out.

Folksy kind of site, occasional amusing stories of city girl gone country living.

Some recipes, much of the food isn't healthy.

Overall, I've popped over there a few times, but fail to see the fascination. Might be your thing, but certainly it isn't mine.

No amount of useful info, navigates poorly, and hard to follow - even for a pro. Minimal time is needed to read through the materials, but that is because it's all fluff and the info is not well presented, makes absolutely no sense, and reads like a sales pitch.