sundaynights.co.uk

I am a member of this site and do agree with most parts of the previous reviews on here. But as I am a regular poster on their forum, I thought I had better have a say on here, in their defence if you like. (well sort of). (I've withheld my username for obvious reasons);-) Now I can get on with my brief review before I leave for lunch. The website consists of a photo gallery, which shows pictures from nights out and local events of 'mostly men who worship the sunbeds' and 'Girls who enjoy a good night out like myself' ;-) Although they do have a couple of 'kids' occaisionaly taking the photos, - I feel that this is unprofessional ...  Read the complete review

ive been out round my local town when the sunday nights camera men are out. ther always in your face, cocky! trying to take pictures up girls skirts!!! not nice! the sites just the same! full of spam and people in your face!! new members get abused and poked at even if you dont no anybody!! if you dont hide ur e-mail they send u spam e-mails and abuse on that!! constantly trying to sell you stuff!!!!! i find this really annoying!!! all the topics are really boring and end with people arguing about somthing!! just a waste of time!! would not recomend this ...  Read the complete review

At first I felt that this website may of been worth a look after meeting the promotor around the Ashton area of Tameside / Greater Manchester. However after joining and introducing myself, I made a few posts, and was made to feel very unwelcome. This website is to "clicky" for me, everybody on there seems to know each other and in my personal opinion I feel that there is no "policing" to keep the website under control, for example there is only one person to moderate the site and they are rarely ever online. The gallery section is a good idea, but to many people are doing this kind of thing these days, and I feel that they offer this service ...  Read the complete review

There are places in and around every large City where a certain type of people live. I'm not being controversial, just observational. There is a Town not far from where I live in the North-West of England where It seems that for some unknown reason, like a Maori tribal identification tongue tattoo, only less painful, The inhabitants of Ashton-Under-Lyne like to wear clothes that the ilk of Mr Burberry, Mr and Mr Dolce and Gabbana, and often unfortunately Miss Moschino have spent Millions of pounds, hours of other peoples talent and years of fine tuning to design. All very well, you may think. However, unlike Paris, Milan or New York, you ...  Read the complete review