hues.co.uk

The title to this site is, ‘Stacey’s free stuff site’ which I took to be an amateur site. My first impression wasn’t wrong – this is woeful site. Hues.co.uk is a very Americanised site with very little on it. There is a big sign on the index page asking for surfer to send in free stuff tips. This can’t be the way things work can it? There are plenty of adverts on this site and plenty of links to other sites. If you are looking for a good freebie site, look elsewhere. Everything is paid in dollars and there are very few freebie categories, I even spotted an advert for ciao.com. If you live in ... more

I stumbled onto this site recently and am pretty impressed. It catgorises all the free stuff into easy headings e.g women and children, games and music, mouse mats etc and has great links for other sites which offer money making opportunities online. It has a pretty low budget style but everything is listed and easy to see what is available. Now I love a freebie but must admit that half of the products I'd never heard of and also a lot of the links wouldn't work so it does make me wonder whether the site is updated weekly as Stacey states but nevertheless I've applied for products and recieved ... more

The first impressions by the design of the site suggest that it is very amateurish. It is a very basic site which isn't THAT clear to find your way round. It took quite a while to find what things there is on it but there is quite a good range of freebies on it. There are much better sites available on the internet that have quite similar content but which are easier to work your way round and navigate!!! If you are looking for other UK Free Stuff sites then I would keep looking for one of the better and more advanced sites available!!! ... more

As a regular user of www.thehungersite.com, I was attracted by this page's charity section, but while it is a great idea, the layout of the page badly lets it down - a patchy collection of mini banners with no explanation of how the various pages work, or which charities they support (save the rainforest' is a Good Thing, but I'd like to know what organisation I'm supporting please. Elsewhere the layout is cleaner - simple annotated links - but it does look very much amateur. The structure is there, but why animated photos of kids? why! The content is somewhat difficult to rate - there's no ... more

Hues.co.uk, or Staceys freestuff as its better known is a very plain and simply designed website listing some freebies available on the net. You'll find, however, the regularity of updates arent consistent, ie sometimes the content can be updated every day or so and then at other times it can go for a week or so. Therefore, it isnt as reliable as some of the others. However, there is a good input from users who spot new free stuff and you do come across some of the undiscovered freebies at the site! The page is quick enough at loading, but isnt very attractive and could probably do with being ... more

The freebies on this site are pretty good, you've got the usual ones, but then there are a lot more, infact i signed up for a free CD from peoplesound thanks to this site. There are a lot of extra freebies on the site too, so it does have some good content and seems to be updated regularly. However, the design is something that does need some work. It looks very amateurish. It is mainly text, but has a dodgy background pattern and animated gif’s dotted around the page. The text is Times New Roman (a big no no in web design). The naviagtion is easy enough with all the links down the left hand ... more

This a very good site which seems to have an extremely good personal touch to it. It's as though some of the competition updates are from personal friends of the site host. There are loads of sections and theres even a section were people can donate to charities (a nice touch) It is well set out and easy to navigate with short comments on what's on offer. The only bad thing I can say about this site is that there is no proper indication on which date a competition was posted. Otherwise a fantasic site with good speed and with a good personal, human touch. ... more

This web site is one of the more user friendly websites around. It’s straightforward, good looking; in fact it’s a gem of a freebie site! The site is easy to navigate as all the main menu categories are down the side of the page. All you have to do is click to have a feast of freebies in each category laid out before you. Fantastic. The usual freebire categories are included for example, CD roms, coupons, clothing, mouse mats, misc, beauty products, magazines and loads more. If you are feeling altruistic, there is also a charity page with links to sites where you can donate to good causes ... more

There has got to be something for everyone in this site. It’s jam packed with all the latest freebies from clothes to cash. I think this is one of the best sites for anyone living in the UK. I have found that we are somewhat limited with the number of freebie sites in the UK. Everything on this site is of use to someone; there is no rubbish. This site is updated regularly so you know that you are getting the latest offers. I usually check back once a week and there is a listing of all the newest offers that have been added so if you are a regular visitor it saves you a lot of time. This site ... more

There are currently quite a fair few of these types of websites on the net at the moment, but I'd say this is one of the better one's but not the best there is on the web. It is quite an informative site, and it looks as if a lot of effort has been put in to the site. There is a good quantity of freebies around the site, and I feel that these are well categorised. The freebies are of the right type and are for the UK which is very helpful. What makes this site better than most, is the overall amount of freebies. Links are kept well up to date and corresponding with the site operator, is very ... more