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BestStuff
Newest Review: ... purchased the SLx6B from beststuff. !st class service, brand new goods, amazing price!! Nothing but praise for these guys. I ... more  ... work for a company that retails across the web and printed page and we could learn a thing or two from them. As for the web site, it looks like a home page but it works and I'd rather the latter than eye candy and no service. If you can give confidence through levels of service the adage "first impressions count" really rings true.
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BestStuff: 1st class service (89 words)
by frogsalad - written on 21.05.03 (Somewhat useful, 68 readings)
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Just purchased the SLx6B from beststuff. !st class service, brand new goods, amazing price!! Nothing but praise for these guys. I work for a company that retails across the web and printed page and we could learn a thing or two from them. As for the web site, it looks like a home page but it works and I'd rather the latter than eye candy and no service. If you can give confidence through levels of service the adage "first impressions count" really rings true. ...
SECONDHAND Stuff.co.uk (1812 words)
by moose - written on 19.09.01 (Very useful, 1322 readings)
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I feel really guilty about the title I have chosen, I would have liked to have ended it with a question mark as I am not too sure whether this is the case with all purchases from this company. If anyone else has had any experience of Beststuff, I would welcome any comments. There, that’s the apology out of the way with for the title! What is Beststuff.co.uk ----------------------- Beststuff is an online electrical retailer, but what makes them so different is the fact that they only sell one product in each category. These categories can differ by price or by features. So for example, in their video selection the categories are split up into 4 ...
BestStuff: Not great looking, but great service (555 words)
by DoctorDee - written on 04.06.01 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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After spending a few weeks in California recently, I came back with a raging hard-on for smoothies. You know, those drinks that mix a few lumps of fruit with some frozen yoghurt, a few vitamins and maybe a bit of sorbet. Shove it all in a blender for a minute or so, et voila! Something that tastes like it really should be bad for you, but isn't. I really can't understand why the things aren't as popular over here as they are in Cali, where there's a Jamba Juice on every corner. But they aren't, so I decided to buy a blender. Quick bit of research revealed that I could get one from Argos for about £2.50, but if I wanted a real metal, 50s ...
