Step 1.  The Top Review Sites

Review sites, opinion sites and user reviews can really make your decision process easy.
 

Reviewing The Reviewers
ConsumerSearch.com
 

Reviews: Books

Amazon.com
Amazon.com is a terrific place to check out reviews on all types of items.  Great prices too. Also, their return policy and procedures are top notch.

I was sold a cellular phone plan through VoiceStream and was not told that VoiceStream did not have any phone numbers in my area.  I did not find this out until after I had purchased the cell phone from Amazon. Amazon  took the cell phone back - no questions asked and made it easy to make the return.

Note:  Those that live in Washington have to pay Sales Tax. Be sure to calculate that in when doing your price comparisons.

(Did you know you could also shop at Target Store through Amazon.com, you'll be amazed at the deals you'll find.)
 

Reviews: Books & Movies

AllWatchers.com
 

Reviews: Everything

Super Shopping: SuperPages.com
Amazon.com
Category.org   User Ratings,,,I love'em!
Consumer.Checkbook.org
ConsumerGuide.com
ConsumerReports.org
ConsumerSearch.com
ConsumerWorld.org
CostHelper.com
Epinions.com
Esmarts.com
JDPower.com
Productopia.com
RateItAll.com
ReviewCentre.com
ReviewFinder.com
Reevoo.com

TOP

Reviews: Computer Hardware & Software

Builder.com.com
CDRLabs.com
CNET.com
GraphicsNews.com
HardOCP.com
MaximumPC.com
PCWorld.com/Shopping
SysOpt.com - User Reviews
TweakNews.net
XbitLabs.com
ZDNet.com
 

Reviews: Computer & Electronics

All-Digital-Links.com
CNET.com
DigitalAdvisor.com
DPReview.com
Ecoustics.com
Imaging-Resource.com

PCPhotoReview.com
WindowsSecret.com/Reviews
Yahoo Smart Sort
 

Review, Comparison & Buying

ConsumerWorld.org
TechBargains.com

TOP

Reviews: Stores & Consumer Sites

BetterBusinessBureau.com
BizRate.com
Compliants.com
Gomez.com
OnlineShopping.About.com
OutCrier.com
ResellerRatings.com
 

Newsgroups (Usenet)

In addition to the review sites.  You can check newsgroups for information regarding problems, bugs, upgrading drivers, likes and dislikes pertaining to your item.  Some ISP's provide a subscription to the newsgroups. Check with yours to see if this option is available.  Newsgroups or Usenet groups are an invaluable source of information.

CyberFiber.com
Magma.com
 

''Consumer Reports" is great, but not always free.  If you are making a major purchase, an automobile for instance or large appliance. You might feel it is worth the price to buy a report. Or one month's online subscription.  For the one month subscription fee you are allowed to view past reports online.  They keep a history of five years online.  Or if you have the time you can go to your local library and check out your item in their periodicals - Free!

ConsumerReports.org

Step 2.  Time To Compare Prices at the Top Price Comparison Sites...

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