More press for Price Cut Review

Last week the finance site Motley Fool featured an article on Money-Saving Shopping Tips that had Price Cut Review up as the number one tip! Earlier in the year the UK sister site also gave us a plug. So thanks a lot!

Tags: press, half price

Are you at risk of flooding?

The damage due to the flooding here in UK is still all over the news, but unfortunately, the worst may still not be over! There's still a load of water that presumably still has to come down the Thames to London...

The environment agency has a useful little utility that lets you check what the risk of flooding is in your area and see a map. Just enter your post code.

Related: flood, London

Discount shopping in Germany and France

PriceCutReview.com has now got two new sections. Bargains that can be found on Amazon Germany and Amazon France are now being listed!

What happens to Harry Potter?

Contains spoilers! This post is for those who aren't going to read the final installment of the Harry Potter series, Deathly Hallows, but nevertheless want to know what happens. At this point in time I don't know much about what happens either but I'm sure kind folk who are in the know will contribute in the comments section below.

Facts so far:

Hardcover - 608 pages
The last word in the book will not be "scar."
Two main characters die

Tags: Harry Potter, book

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Google PageRank update for July 2007 has started!

If you own a website and have lately been trying to improve your Google PageRank, you might be interested to know that the website rankings are now just starting to change. Keep watching that PageRank button on your Google Toolbar for, hopefully, a higher number!

Related: seo, webmaster, Google

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How many people share your name?

Apparently there are 1209 David Butlers in UK. How do I know this? YourNotMe.com says so. How unique are you?

China was built by people like Mr Wu

Here's a clip from the recent series "Paul Merton in China", where Paul meets the ingenious Mr Wu. (More clips from this series can be found on YouTube.)

Tags: China, robot, Paul Merton

Buying contact lenses online

Not so long ago, a month's supply of contact lenses would cost you an arm and a leg. Nowadays, however, visually disadvantaged folk like myself can save a bit of money by getting our contact lenses online for a reasonable price. I've noticed that laser eye surgery is also becoming ever more affordable... may have to check that out!

Related: vision, contact lenses, laser, eye

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