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How to spot a fake money-making app
In the quest for making money, it’s crucial to distinguish between what’s real and what’s not. From survey (YouGov) and receipt logging apps (Shoppix) to those that pay users for unused internet (Repocket), there are lots of options, so here are five simple tips to help you spot fake money-making apps online and ensure a safe digital journey towards wealth.
Check Who Made the App: Always investigate the developers behind the app. Legitimate ones often provide detailed information about their company, including a professional website, contact information, and other well-reviewed apps they’ve created.
Read User Reviews: Take note of what other users are saying about the app. Authentic apps typically have a mix of positive and negative reviews, with developers actively responding to issues. Beware of too many short, …
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App allows expectant mums to create week-by-week bump videos & more
Window to the Womb, private baby scan specialists, have released their exclusive free pregnancy app on Android. It’s already available to expectant parents on IOS devices such as iPhones, but in celebration of the Android release, Window to the Womb are offering the app to all expectant parents who wish to create a remarkable video of their growing bump.
Originally inspired by Mcfly’s Tom Fletcher and his wife Giovanna’s famous YouTube bump video: Bumpies allows users to snap, save and share photos of their bump from 5 to 40 weeks gestation. Once you have 5 or more ‘Bumpies’, the app will stitch all these images together to make a clever time-lapse video; meaning you’re able to enjoy the magic of your 9-month pregnancy in just 90 seconds. Users can then share their bump images and …
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New price tracking site launches – Notifyy
A new website that notifies users when a product they’re interested in has dropped in price has launch. The site tracks over 250 high street an online stores, including Amazon and Tesco.
To track an item, users simply input the product’s URL on the site, add their email address and they are then notified when the price drops. The site also enables users to set a “target” price of how much they want the product to have dropped to before getting a notification.
Notifyy is the brainchild of web developer Daniel Benzie who wanted to be told when a designer clothing product he wanted to buy had dropped in price. There is another similar app that I wrote about back in 2015 for comparison. Daniel decided to build his own that he then shared privately …
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New travel app which makes life easier when you’re on the move
Now that the school holidays have started many of you will be jetting off on a summer holiday. There are plenty of apps on your mobile that aim to make your travels smoother whilst you’re mobile.
Whether it’s an app that saves you money, helps you pack, creates a holiday itinerary for you, or keeps all of your travel documents in one place, they all aim to help travellers improve their overall experience.
I just stumbled across a great app which will help you save time and money. The new Visa Travel Tools app gives you bundles of useful information such as the local weather forecast, a handy ATM locator and an easy-to-use currency converter so I can quickly find out how much my purchase actually costs in my home currency.
The exciting part is …
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Shpock – the boot sale app
With more than one million users across the UK listing their nearly new items every day, your neighbourhood could be awash of great finds waiting to be discovered if you use Shpock.
Using the ‘boot sale app for beautiful things’, it is free for anyone with a smartphone or tablet to up-load or locate clothes, play things, fabrics and other essentials right in your neighbourhood.
You can even support local up-and-coming craft makers by browsing the “Young Designers” category for truly unique discoveries. Items are sorted by your current location in a super simple way making it easy to discover local treasures. Once you find something precious, you can get in touch with the seller directly and settle all details within the app. The app download is free and unlike other listings sites …
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New mobile app saves Christmas shoppers on the high street
For shoppers who love the high street, SalesGossip’s new mobile app could save them money on leading high street brands this Christmas. The company is the first online and mobile service to aggregate all the fashion and beauty promotions online and on the high street. And they’ve just recently launched their mobile app so that users can get all this info while they’re on the go.
With information on discounts of upto 90%, free gifts with minimum spends, or timed discounts when users check-in to a store, the SalesGossip Mobile App is the shopper’s secret weapon to maximising their Christmas shopping budgets. Shoppers can also find out who stocks the product category they’re looking for, and get directions to the store. Here are some of the things you can do with the app:
Find promotions …
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Website and app for finding cheap petrol – PetrolPrices.com
With London and other cities threatening to impose a diesel tax, on top of all the other taxes faced by motorists, finding ways of cutting the costs of motoring have never been more important. And, with another fuel price war kicking off between supermarkets, tracking down the best deals could save drivers a few pretty pennies.
Asda kicked off the price war earlier this week by capping petrol at 124.7 p per litre and 128.7 p per litre on diesel across its 234 forecourts this weekend. Tesco and Sainsbury’s have also jumped aboard the petrol-price-drop wagon lowering their prices.
With the petrol price wars raging, I’ve found www.PetrolPrices.com – a website that helps users to search for the cheapest petrol in their area or across the UK quickly and at no cost, allowing them to …