The site is as simple to use as the main sales sites, with a menu of categories to choose from in order to list your item. Then upload a photo and put some details to see it displayed. You can ask the particular questions you have about pricing in the short product description. The sales field will display valuations other ValueJockey members give as feedback. I’ve had a coin collection I’ve had trouble getting valued, and could see that this site provides the kind of detailed information I need even in this specialist niche.

The number of categories is comprehensive, and if you have expertise as an enthusiast or professional your valuations would add to the service. Professionals can list their details so it’s also an aid to promotion. Apart from valuations, members are encouraged to write and submit articles on their areas of expertise. Everybody has something they would like valued, whether they’re collectors or just rummaging through their attic, and ValueJockey provides a handy solution.

The site is well organised with a full menu of goods listed by category, plus appealing pictures on the home page of the latest and most popular adverts. At the time of writing Christmas caused most popular gifts to appear and scroll through, giving plenty of ideas and opportunities for impulse buys. There’s a great selection in each category and clear options on the tags to go to the Buy or Sell sections.

Clicking on the Buy tag takes you to a full alphabetical list of items by category and by specific product type. Clicking on the Sell tag also brings up a full list of categories so you can choose where to advertise your item for free. There’s also a paid option which adds extra features for sellers. With so many websites around offering an online marketplace it’s a difficult place to succeed, but with free adverts and a good design this one has attracted a large number of sellers already.

Along with these holidays, which provide income for developing countries, the site is an easy way to find opportunities to volunteer: examples including working with animals in Gautemala, helping in orphanages, and working on sustainable tourism and community development in various regions. This website is sure to prove popular and useful to students and others wanting to visit a country by helping the community and wildlife.

At a time when many seem to be tiring of the usual packaged holidays it also offers more interesting ways to get to know the real countries and communities being visited. It’s a well organised site which makes it easy to offer or find holidays, and there’s invaluable advice and feedback on holidays, including best times of year to visit each place.

SwissDNABank is a new service which claims to hold your actual DNA and your life memories in a secure location in Switzerland. The DNA collection procedure is very easy and simple and can be done by any adult person. Besides the DNA, they also provide you with an electronic lock box for personal documents, pictures and anything of importance which a person will want to present to the next generations.

The service is fairly cheap at $99, a one time fee. If you want to never truly leave this world, try this service and you can live on forever.

The owners can post ads detailing all the facilities and perks which would be expected by a customer. There are no up front charges for posting ads. The site works on a commission basis of 10 percent which will be collected once a booking is made by a customer. Once a booking is made, the contact details are released and the parties can contact each other directly.

The site uses a secure payment system like paypal which allows the funds to be transferred to the owners in an efficient, fast and secure way. This could well be the next big idea in the travel industry.

As soon as I opened the site, I found a wealth of information which included business ads, travel information, weather reports and even lottery and carrier information. The email service caught my eye and I checked it out to find that they offer around 500 MB space with a .missouri.me account.

The classified section is free and sellers can put anything under the sky up for sale. Let’s see if this site is able to monetize their presence by offering services to the local community and make itself a one-stop-shop on the Internet for Missouri citizens.

This is an all paid service, which means no freebies. The pricing is low if you consider all the perks which are thrown in. Even the cheapest account gets you 100 GB data download, a customizable site and a subdomain for only $19 per month.

All you have to do is sign up, get a site set up for youself, price your events, use the tools to promote your event through channels and let people watch while you earn. All you need now is a fast Internet connection.

A great idea; letting experts pick your clothes for you. The service allows men to get in contact with a Trunk Club expert and discuss with them their tastes which in turn allow them to get recommendations from the TC expert on which clothes to buy. The service even buys and delivers the clothes to the customers.

Here’s what you have to do. Sign up and you will have a TC expert contact you. Then its either emailing back and forth or setting up a video conference. The TC representative will then recommend a wardrobe for you which you can try and if you find something useful, keep that and pay for it. Simple, ain’t it?

So if you are looking for some professional advice in picking clothes that look good on you, give Trunk Club a try.

Whether you are using a social networking site like FaceBook or MySpace or you like to blog, putacart can quickly display your product on your profile pages or anywhere you want for that matter and places a secure, easy to use and virtually hassle free shopping cart at your fingertips.

Your visitors can either go directly to PayPal. the only payment method available as of now, or they can go to your storefront located on putacart.com to make their purchases.

The service is in beta and its free at the moment. They may ultimately start charging so it might be a good move to get an account.

The site is easy to use. Post your question relating to topics that are usually taught in schools and the tutors on the site will help you with the answer. The purpose is not to give the answer outright but to guide them in a way that will help the students in grasping the subject. Questions and answers can be posted freely but to view a full answer, a fee must be paid, which will be credited to the tutor.

I hope that the site will enforce the policy of plagiarism and will not allow students to make it their homework place. Keeping my fingers crossed.