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Top websites 5

Save money, see horses with giant balls and watch the worse film ever made. We round up our top interesting and diverting websites for January 2007.

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Every month or so we round up our top websites. Some of the chosen sites have been in the news, some are just trusty favourites. All are worth a visit.


1) Post Christmas money blues?

www.moneysavingexpert.com

MoneySavingExpert.com is run by award winning TV & radio presenter Martin Lewis - it's UK based.

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Martin created this site in February 2003 and it's now the UK's biggest money site, with over a million users every month.

Lots of articles, including: Balance transfers. “The savings are simply enormous. If you’ve debts on credit or store cards, shifting to a new card with a special ‘balance transfer’ offer is a must..."

Another of his recent articles is about how to reclaim bank charges;

Martin. Pic: moneysavingexpert.com
Pic: moneysavingexpert.com

“This is a step-by-step guide, including template letters, to forcing your bank to repay the last six years charges for going beyond your overdraft limit, or cheque and Direct Debits bouncing. Plus there’s a specially developed calculator so you can add interest on top. Thus you can join the thousands who’ve already successfully reclaimed £100s or £1000s.”

Martin Lewis says: “The law is plain: any charges banks levy on their customers must be proportional to the actual costs they incur. The simple question is, ‘does it really cost £35 to send an automated letter when someone’s gone 1p over the limit?’"

2) ID cards:
bbc.co.uk/action network

It’s an interesting debate – do you realize that the UK government will be issuing ID cards to UK citizens from 2009? The government would like it to be compulsory for you to carry an ID card. What’s got some groups angry is what’s behind the card – the national Identity register – which they say will mean a surveillance state, brought in by politicians who believe they know best.
Still: Plan 9 From Outer Space
Still: Plan 9 From Outer Space

3)Giant rubber balls for horses! Horseballs.com


Featuring a video of horses running around carrying giant rubber / vinyl balls - worth a look.

4) Do you like the smell of books?
http://uk.geocities.com/booksniffersanon/

It's the British book-sniffing enthusiast's homepage.


5)
Plan 9 From Outer Space on Google Video http://video.google.com/videoplay?
docid=7038656109656489183

"Plan 9 from Outer Space is a 1959 science fiction/horror film written, produced and directed by Edward D. Wood, Jr. Particularly famous now after the success of Tim Burton's dramatization of the director's life, Ed Wood, the movie is widely regarded as a leading candidate for the title of "worst movie ever made".

"It earned Edward D. Wood, Jr. (a devotee of Orson Welles) a posthumous Golden Turkey Award as the worst director ever."

UFOs that look like the’re hanging from strings, wooden acting etc.

In order to destroy several billion humans, they raise three zombies from the dead...


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