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Checking shopping site authority

Not sure if you can trust a particular site? There are a few tools that you can try out. Scamadviser lets you know the background to a site - I used mine as an example. Scambook is a site that helps you make a complaint against a particular site, but although they said that they've got damages for people running into $18mil, it doesn't look particularly professional. I wouldn't use it myself, I'd go through a court system, but it might be useful for research. Alternatively, try Complaints Board which describes itself as "The most trusted and popular consumer complaints website" and it's very US focussed.

OneReceipt | One place for all of your receipts.

This is an interesting resource if you need to keep a note on expenses. Simply join  www.onereceipt.com and then take photographs of your receipts, and they get uploaded for you onto their site and safely stored. I shall be trying this one out myself!

Sososher - Cashback, Voucher Codes, Video Reviews & More

via www.sososher.com

Sososher is a shopping site that you can use to save money from various stores, including big name stores such as Tesco, Next, Dixons and so on. In order to get the reductions you need an account, then click to go through to the store of your choice and purchase what you need.  There's a good section on Books, and you can get discounts of 2-4% from the look of it. Not huge amounts, but anything is better than nothing!

Open voucher codes and discounts database

Vouchers.Im :.: Open voucher codes and discounts database. Money off offers, vouchers and coupons. Does just what you'd imagine.