New Free Site Helps Those With Credit Woes
Full Story: http://www.urlwire.com/news/052605.html
Direct to site: http://www.creditandyou.com
Summary:
Fact: Over 150 million Americans have a credit report with the three major credit reporting agencies. Approximately 50 million of these credit reports contain negative information, many of which are inaccurate. Do you know what's on your credit report?

This is why creditandyou.com was formed. Founder Dennis Cary says, "we want people with troubled credit history or those who are looking to establish credit to be aware of their rights and understand credit. The free website contains information on credit; your credit rights, credit basics, credit reports, credit scoring, credit cards, ways of dealing with debt, credit repair, and the most common chapters of bankruptcy."

Popular Cellular/PDA Forum Site Makes eCommerce Debut
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Direct to site: http://www.Cell-Phone-Plans.net
Summary:
Since January of 2004, Cell-Phone-Plans.net has provided consumers with tools, news and community for getting answers to their cell phone, PDA, and wireless questions. Now, they have expanded into product sales.
Said Brendon Turner, Senior Editor/Owner of Cell-Phone-Plans.net, "Our PDA & cell phone forums will continue to be the ideal place for people to post their views or look for guidance on mobile related questions, from products to calling plans. Now, we can also help them 'complete the circle', by offering them immediate access to the best product lines for cell phones, ringtones, wallpapers, Java games, themes and logos."

gRock Media Group Debuts BigClique.com Search Engine
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Direct to site: http://www.bigclique.com
Summary:
To compete with established players like Google, Yahoo, and MSN, BigClique debuts with an index of a several million web sites, and a proprietary ranking algorithm that analyzes on-site and off-site criteria including page text, tags, inbound links, and other factors. BigClique.com also utilizes a "Segments" technology which offers endless scalability, running on a cluster of Dell Dual Xeon servers.