handbag.com

If you have never heard of handbag.com you are probably: 1. Male 2. Not interested in fashion or beauty 3. Have never googled how to get over being dumped. 4. Dont have a penchant for the colour pink. Handbag is a huge website previously owned by the Barclay brothers but recently aquired by the National Magazine Company. It towers over the competition of other websites aimed at 20 something women who are opinionated, sassy and independant. Over 500,000 women regularly sign on to handbag making it the most popular website of its kind on the net. Very much written in a magazine style fashion this website tackles burning issues and ...

I admit it - I'm a man; it was my wife's idea to use Handbag.com; we found a CD in Boots about three years ago. No problem setting it up; easy to get straight on to the Internet which we were new to at the time. The problem seems to have arisen when Tiscali took over the e-mail provision about nine months ago. Before, there was a steady trickle of spam, now we get around FIVE HUNDRED spams a week! Mainly to do with enlarging male body parts. And no, I don't post to any mail groups! E-mails to Tiscali and Handbag have failed to get any response; we have now switched to Yahoo and have had no spams (yes, that's right) in four months. Could be that some of ...

I am a firm believer in clicking on the pop up ads that present themselves when I use Dooyoo, so today, the website I ended up at was handbag.com. On first glance, the homepage does not look up to much. It is predominantly white, with a lot of text invarying shades of blue. The pop up ad made the site look like a very fashion orientated site, but as I explored more I discovered that it is really a women's site, as it hardly concentrates on the fashion aspect. The first section I went to was a drop down list, where I could choose a channel from the following: *Handbag Experts* No this is not a group of people who know all there is to know about ...