femail.co.uk

I came across this web page when recently reading the newspaper The Daily Mail. I quickly registered because i wanted to print off a voucher towards a massive prize draw that Iam entering (someone has to win). You can sign up to receive daily hororscopes, or just weekly ones, news letters about the latest gossip. The signing up is easy, you just click on register and enter your name, address, user name, password etc. It then asks for your interests, and how long you surf the net in a week. Even though it does seem to be focused on Womens issues, there are things for men also. On the left hand ... more

Femail.co.uk is to me, one of the best sites on the web. This site is mainly for women, offering much help and advice on numerous topics. I also believe that men could also find some of the topics covered here to be very helpful also. The site is ran by Associated New Media, which is made up from part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, The Evening Standard and the Metro media group. The signing up process is simple, you just enter your name, address etc, then choose a username and password, this will take you only a few minutes to do. So what does femail have to offer us? Femail is split ... more

This site its just like reading a glossy mag, minus the paper! There are various sections with articles in them labout relationships, home, gardens, food etc. There are aso competitions, info about whats on tv, films etc as well as forums. There ar also sections about shopping, books, everything you could ever want to know really! The forums cover all sorts of topics like the website e.g. general chat, dating, health etc but the problem is that some of these forums tend to be quite quiet resulting n a post being sat there and no replies being given for a while. All ina ll a useful site but a ... more