qype.co.uk

Only at certain times do I find my self reviewing on here. At special times the website has offers on for writing reviews on the website.Recently it happened with their IWOOT 20 pound voucher for 40 reviews offer few months back.Other generous offers from Qype has included a 50 pound Amazon voucher for writing 50 reviews on their website. That was the best offer I had ever seen any website give as it was one pound for writing one review on the website! Qype has had good offers on and has all paid out on time to. They let a certain amount of people take part in the offers before letting them finish it. I was given my Amazon voucher in November last year on time ...  Read the complete review

The Duke's Head at Heath and Reach near Leighton Buzzard is back in business! I ate there last night (8 Nov) and had a really enjoyable, well cooked meal. A simple starter of Sate Chicken and Won Tun soup prompted me to stay for their Kong Shau Chicken and Coconut Rice and this really was a treat! I finished off with their Toffee Banana and Ice Cream and I have to say everything was so much better than I expected I felt I had to write this note. Give them a try - you wont be dissapointed. Highlights for me were the Sate Chicken - succulent and tender and plenty of it - the Kong Shau Chiken - which so just so tasty and the Ice Cream I had with my pud - which was a ...  Read the complete review

History Qype was founded in November of 2005 and since then has gone on to become the largest user-generated local review site in Europe. The company was founded in Hamburg, Germany by Stephan Uhrenbacher, an internet entrepreneur who was having a hard time finding a local kindergarten for his son. Reasoning that most people value personal recommendations when it comes to something like child care Stephan decided to build a community where people could relate their experiences, swap stories and give feedback on every aspect of their everyday lives. Being a business traveller Stephan was beginning to see the advantages of having a network of trusted ...  Read the complete review

Qype is a review-based social-networking site. It is free to join and I found that the registration process was quick and easy. You can create a profile and advertise links to your own blog or website on your profile if you like, and I think is an added bonus of being a member. Once you've joined, you can write reviews about any place or service you have used or visited in the UK. You can review cinemas, theatres, museums, shops, restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs for example. I was pleasantly surprised to find that you can also review schools, libraries, local shops and other public services. In fact, I could go on forever about the amount of different ...  Read the complete review

After becoming quite a fan of Dooyoo and the whole review writing phenomenon, it wasn't long before I found out about Qype. The site has a similar concept to Dooyoo, but members write reviews purely on places they visit, such as shops, restaurants, hairdressers, museums, even events, but in any location. This means that there may be multiple reviews for different branches of a brand, so that you can find out whether Zizzi's in Portsmouth is worth a visit, or how big Topshop in Derby is. You gain points for each review you write, 8 for a standard review and 20 for reviewing a place for the first time. You also get various amounts of points for adding photos, creating ...  Read the complete review