blartly.co.uk

blartly.co.uk the real story (789 words)
by - written on 04.06.02
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www.blartly.co.uk the supposedly instant win site, has been around for a while now, the idea is you check out the prizes on offer and at the click of your mouse it could be yours!. ~ ~ Firstly you will need to sign up, located in easy view on the home page, easy enough, simply enter your desired user name, password then your name, email and address details and that’s it, you can now go off and play! ~ ~ The Home page is very basic, it has what it needs but somehow there is something drastically lacking here, easy to navigate and the links and category’s are clearly displayed but somehow it seems very amateurish to me and just doesn’t ...

Blartly have changed their entire site structure so take all ... (1637 words)
by wampyrii - written on 18.04.02 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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**************************************************************************** Umm, you can take the review below with a pinch of salt - the site underwent a massive change recently so it's completly different now. One thing cleared up neatly was the SCAM question mark which hung over its head. Err, yeah , it is one. either that or it's a ridiculously badly designed website. Y'see, you can still surf around and earn points here (the meagre few I had before were wiped away along with the redesign - smart) BUT there's nothing to spend them on so what's the fecking point? Clicking on the exchange link takes you into the Earn points category again so ...

blartly.co.uk: Probably the WORST web site in the world (803 words)
by sandrabarber - written on 17.10.01 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Blartly.co.uk is a site offering ‘instant’ win prizes and a chance to amass points which you can spend at other online stores. Trouble is, there’s nothing remotely ‘instant’ about this site, and the points you amass are so miniscule as to be completely worthless. All in all, in fact, this is probably the worst web site in the world EVER. What’s it all about? Basically it’s a site advertising and selling goods (household, electrical, music, computer etc.), tempting visitors with the chance to amass these points and the opportunity to win prizes at the click of a mouse. Fine in concept, but… ...