100 Most Useful Web Sites

Coming in #50 is Purportal.com. The site has been debunking bunk since 2001, Hoax, Fraud, Scam, Phishing and Misinformation resources. Use the search boxes to investigate suspicious email messages or web pages.

Coming in #51 is NoNags.com. NoNags.com is a large and free software site. Thousands of titles that are tested, rated, reviewed and safety approved.

Coming in #52 is 123Recipes.net, The 123 Recipes web site is a great way to find a quick new recipe for dinner. Unlike other recipe sites this one has photos.

Coming in #53 is SecretGuide.net, The SecretGuide.net site is a complete computer tutorial. Learn about all of the parts of your computer and what they do. Find out everything you wanted to know and more about your operating system, word processor, spreadsheets, databases, games, and more.

Coming in #54 AdorableNames.com, The Adorable Names names site has several thousand baby names to help you choose yours. Names are accompanied by the meaning of names and the origin of names.

Coming in #55 Zip Code Lookup, The USPS Zip Code Lookup, lets you easily find a ZIP Code by entering an address. You can also search for a partial address, such as “Main Street, Fairfax, VA.”

Coming in #56 USA.gov, USA.gov is the United States of America Government’s Official Web Portal for all government transactions, services, and information. It provides direct online access.

Coming in #57 SoYouWanna.com, SoYouWanna.com teaches you how to do all the things nobody taught you in school. If you’re looking for explanations online, the wild goose chase ends here. Learn about the things that you want to do.

Coming in #58 Neofriends.com, Neofriends.com is a 100% free web site where people can meet each otther for dates of new friends. Why pay a site like eHarmony when there are free ones.

Coming in #59  HuffingtonPost.com, The Huffington Post was launched on May 9, 2005 as a news and commentary outlet. Its roster of bloggers includes many people from Arianna Huffington’s extensive network of prominent “friends.” Because of the prominence and access of its contributors, the HuffPost regularly publishes scoops of current news stories.