Sunday, December 30, 2012
Online shopping

Online shopping is becoming popular in India these days. In a country like India, where people has to depend on metro cities for finding commodities with good quality and wide selection, Online shopping offers vast, easy and interesting shopping experience.
Online shopping provides several advantages like 24 hours shopping, which requires less travel, rich product availability and specifications etc. Almost all online shopping sites now offer items in discounted price and free shipping for selected items thereby attracting the net savvy customers to have a try. Unlike conventional shopping the consumer can get a detailed account of the specifications of the commodity through the website.
Online shopping has its drawbacks too, we cannot touch and feel the item, delay in shipping, risk of loosing your money etc are a few.
Ebay and Amazon are the market leaders in online shopping in the world. However local counterparts are more popular in India. Here is a list of popular websites offering online shopping in India.





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(6) homeshop18.com -Score(5.82) here you find large range appliances, kitchen, cameras, mobiles, laptops, site, indian, gifts, apparel, buy, online, gifts. and more, HomeShop18 is a venture of theNetwork18 Group, India’s fastest growing media and entertainment Group. Network18 operates India’s leading business news television channels – CNBC TV18 and CNBC Awaaz. HomeShop18 has also launched India’s first 24 hour Home Shopping TV channel. The company has its headquarters in Noida, UP. The website has received the ‘Best shopping site” award from PC World Magazine in 2008



(10) indiaplaza.in – Score(6.06) indiaplaza.in is on 10th place of indiafreestuff.in ranking, Shop online over 8 million items at India’s largest shopping site at lowest prices.
Apart from Top 10 Indian e-commerce sites here we have listed 10 more sites based on suggestion of our readers which can make place in top 10 lists.










free Classifieds

There is no dearth of free classified sites on the internet. Many of them are paid services and provide exceptionally good services. However there are also many classified sites, which offer the same kind of services that paid sites do, at free of cost. There are many free classified sites in India as well that provide an array of services catering to the people of India as well as to others outside the country.
free classified websites in India:
1.Adsglobe.com: With a high Alexa ranking, this site is quite popular around the world, particularly in USA and India. It has been catering to the advertising, marketing and selling needs of individuals as well as business houses for quite a long time now. The best feature of this site is the free classifieds section on real estates, properties, jobs, events, automobiles, merchandises, travels and yellow pages among others.

2.Quikr: Quikr is a popular city based classified site in India. Here users can buy or sell products of their interest. They also can advertise their products on the site to attract buyers. It caters to almost everything.

3.Sulekha.com: Sulekha is a local classifieds site that is catching up fast in this domain. . Owing to its high intuitiveness and easy to use features, it attracts a huge user base.

4.IList: IList is a social based free classified site. It also has a high rank on Alexa ranking. The website circulates the ads posting of the users to various social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. It also has a feature of notifying those people in the contact lists of the users.

5.Olx : Olx is a free local classifieds site quite popular in India. It is well known for its simple approach of helping users’ efforts of selling, buying, training, discussing, organizing and meeting people.

6.ClickIndia: ClickIndia runs a classified section that lists Properties, Real Estates, Houses, Cars, Education and others. It also has a local city guide that features almost every city in India with their important information.

7.Kugli: Kugli is a free classifieds as well as business networking site. It caters to almost everyone including those employers searching for right candidates or a businessman looking for clients.

8.Meramaal: Meramaal is an easy to use free classifieds site. While users can post their requirements by selecting an appropriate category, businesses can use the site to improve their business through sponsored ads section on the website that promises more exposure.

9.Adbhai: Adbhai is a free Indian classifieds site that acts more as an aggregation service of most of the classified ads in newspapers and sites. It also integrates with Google Connect and has an Orkut app that allows users to browse the site from Orkut itself.
10.Porky Post: Porky Post is an easy to use free classifieds and online advertising community. Here, the users need not do any registration to use its service. They just can go ahead and post their requirements. It also has an engaging advertising forum.
Internet Services
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E-Mail services

Additionally with Gmail you can chat, post documents and spreadsheets online, customize your homepage, get mobile access, check your RSS feeds, be notified every time you receive a new message and your account never expires. However, Gmail is like an exclusive club, you have to be invited to join.



AOL’s free email unlimited inbox storage, image blocking, download restrictions, your choice of HTML or plain text composer, IMAP access and plenty of extras, including your choice of personalized domain names. AOL is restricted on customized filters and there is no email sorting.

FastMail has a spam filter, phishing protector and virus scanner; and if spam happens to slip through you can easily report it. FastMail includes an HTML and plain text composer. Additionally, it has IMAP access. Although FastMail does not have black/white lists you can easily customize up to 100 filters to keep unwanted mail out of your inbox.
You can choose from a very small list of domain names if you don’t like @fastmail.fm; however, their choices aren’t nearly as fancy as Mail.com’s or Care2.
FastMail only allows 10 MB of inbox storage, which is considerably less than most email providers. Although FastMail includes online storage, they only allow you about 1 MB of space. This is the equivalent to a few emails and maybe an attachment.
FastMail is great if you are looking for a no–frills email service with strong security; however, if you would like a similar service with additional inbox and online storage see the #2 provider, Windows Live.

Inbox.com is a solid email service, but ultimately doesn’t quite stack up to the integrated Web 2.0 functionality of Gmail, Yahoo! and Windows Live. We found Inbox.com to be an excellent email provider they do not include security for phishing attacks, and they lack some additional features like an instant messenger and mobile access.

You can use a dozen customizable filters to help sort and organize your incoming mail. Additionally, you can establish black and white lists to block or allow specific addresses.
Mail.com includes a few practical extras like a calendar and notepad. Mail.com’s most unique feature is audio mail. You can have your mail read to you in a variety of languages, English, UK English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and more. Additionally, you can choose you domain name from a large selection of choices. If you do not want to be name@mail.com you can choose, @dublin.com, @techie.com, @europe.com, @doglover.com and many more.
We were pleased customer support returned our email in about a day.
While Mail.com is a practical and easy–to–use email service, they only offer 3 GB of inbox storage, there is no POP3 access and only includes a plain text composer. However, it does include spell check, unlike many other plain text composers.
The most frustrating aspect of Mail.com is the occasional pop–up ad. Although our browser filters stopped most of these, a few still made it through.

To organize you inbox you can create additional folders; however, Lycos does not allow you to set up custom filters to sort specific conversations or unwanted emails.
We found Lycos’ help section to be frustrating. While the FAQs answer many questions, the search feature would not produce relevant results for common terms like “virus.”
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