webswappers.com Reviews

Webswappers are the new owners of the brilliant (but annoying) swapitshop. They have taken over a wonderful site, which was fun and easy to use and turned it into an annoying load of rubbish. I only registered for Webswappers today and I am already starting to see major faults. There are many swap web site like this around now ...  Read the complete review

I have been watching the swapping and auctions site for some time now and spoken to quite a few people about their experiences. I feel I should share my findings as it could save you a great deal of cash and let you find out the wonders of what I think has to be one of the best sites on the web. Webswappers is the largest and most ...  Read the complete review

For anyone still mourning the loss of Noel Edmonds’ MultiColoured Swap Shop, there is salvation out there. Webswappers.com is a website which allows you to swap all your old unwanted cast-offs for something shiny and new...as long as you can find some mug out there to swap with you. So now you can dig out that Des O’Connor CD that you ...  Read the complete review

WEBSWAPPERS.COM- I found this site very addictive- they have a huge range of swaps to suit everyone. It is easy to use and well set out. For instance I was looking for Limp Biskit items and with 2 clicks of the mouse I was presented with a full list of items for swap. It is an ideal site to use to swap unwanted gifts or cd's which ...  Read the complete review

Webswappers.com sounded a good idea when I checked it out. I thought I may find a bargain or someone who wants something I have. I was wrong. The quality of general items on this site are generally poor. They are mainly things you would not want or things you could get brand new for less elsewhere. Its a nice pleasant looking site though. ...  Read the complete review

I found this site by following a Dooyoo banner. Now I will admit, I am not normally a banner clicker, but this one did catch my eye. So of I went, and I am so glad I did. This is a swap site, where you can advertise almost anything you have, and say what you would like in exchange for your item. The categories are vey varied and ...  Read the complete review

All of us buy things, then after a while what happens, you want to buy something else and that thing is no longer used. So it collects dust, whilst you entertain yourself with something else. The perfect example being a book, what do you do with it after you have read it, do you read it again?, then what do you do?. Now there is a ...  Read the complete review

Just think how many toys, accessories you have spent on, and that are just lying around, literally collecting dust. The Sega Mega drive you bought, which now you have got tired of playing, the compact CD player you never use or have managed to get two of. (Don't ask me how). Had a thing. There must be heaps of things lying about. ...  Read the complete review

If you have any unwanted goods, ranging from the proverbial pin through to the ubiquitous anchor, then why not try swapping, instead of auctioning or selling. With Webswappers you can swap anything. If you have got it you can swap it. You can swap, books, CDs, vouchers, currency, leftover cash from holidays, ...  Read the complete review